Thread: There's really nothing honourable about dead American soldiers in an unjust war...
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Old 05-25-2009
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I had one grandfather serve in World War I. He and my other grandfather made bombers during World War II. Another man whom kinda adopted me as a grandkid served in World War II. He spent about two and a half years in a German POW camp. My dad served (stateside) during Veitnam. If he would've been sent over, he probably would've been killed. One of his brothers served in the Air Force. Many of my mom's uncles served in World War II as well. Some good friends of mine are in The Service now. I take it personally when someone tries to slander our soldiers' sacrifice.

Take this however you want: This is our[America's] day, if you don't like it tough shit!!
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