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Va Disability Compensation Is A Constitutional Right

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Troy Spurlock

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http://vids.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseacti...ideoID=63954942

In a recent ruling (which I posted of earlier in another area of the forum here), a federal court ruled that a veteran has a 5th Amendment property right to disability compensation claims.

I discuss this ruling and much more in this interview I did; things that include the failures of the VA claims process and other inherent problems found within the VA.

Take a peak and let me know what you think!

Thanks!

One vet helping another vet...all for one, and one for all!

Troy Spurlock

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Any Veteran has a right to ask for benefits earned by Service. If the VA was doing its job there would be a lot more Veterans collecting the benefits that they earned by sacrifice and service.

The term deadbeat veteran disturbs me.

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Any Veteran has a right to ask for benefits earned by Service. If the VA was doing its job there would be a lot more Veterans collecting the benefits that they earned by sacrifice and service.

The term deadbeat veteran disturbs me.

First point, I agree; however the Va has never seen it that way.

Second point, I agree; no one, especially another veteran, should use this terminology (which is akin to a black person calling another black person the N word, in my opinion).

T.S.

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