Exactly. I agree 100%. And that is not to say that if you have one on your car, you are wrong... I have one on my car, I stole it from a car that had U.S. Government License plates (I think it's silly and obvious to have such a magnet on a government vehicle, it's kind of already said). My thing is this, if you have a magnet on your car, and you have a reason (e.g.: You are a soldier, you have family or friends who are soldiers, you are in anyway close to a soldier etceteras...) then that's fine. Otherwise if you want to show your support, do something to support your troops before you get a magnet. Write a letter, mail a care package, send an e-mail, send some magazines, anything, but DO something.