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The soldier died saving the girl from a convoy of vehicles that were only there due to our occupation of her country. Not exactly something to be proud of when a member of our armed forces saves a girl from being ran over by other members of the same occupying army.
I also wouldn't think that saving one child makes up in any way for the 100s of thousands of innocent civilians that have been killed, injured and otherwise harmed by our warmongering.
What's wrong with you?
Be happy that he was able to save an innocent life.
Last edited by CaseyB; 03-30-2012 at 11:53 AM..
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Originally Posted by Frank DeForrest
Hypocrisy on steroids.
An individual performed a heroic deed and paid the ultimate price R.I.P.
Now put your flag down phony patriot, because our mission of occupy and destroy in a country that has posed us no direct threat is just as barbaric as any throughout history.
America is special? lol How many women and children has our government killed in its wars without objective?
BULL! The purpose or lack of purpose of the mission the man was sent on, the one he went on because he lived up to his word and the oath he took, takes nothing away from his heroism.
Yes, people like this are special because they do the jobs they swore they would, regardless of whether the people who assign them those jobs have made wise decisions or not.
So take your name-calling crap and stick it in the land of no sunshine.
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The soldier died saving the girl from a convoy of vehicles that were only there due to our occupation of her country. Not exactly something to be proud of when a member of our armed forces saves a girl from being ran over by other members of the same occupying army.
I also wouldn't think that saving one child makes up in any way for the 100s of thousands of innocent civilians that have been killed, injured and otherwise harmed by our warmongering.
And this man had WHAT to do with making the decisions that led to our warmongering? He did what he took an oath to do. Direct your scorn at those who deserve it, the ones who made those decisons, the ones who betrayed the public trust by doing so.
The soldier died saving the girl from a convoy of vehicles that were only there due to our occupation of her country. Not exactly something to be proud of when a member of our armed forces saves a girl from being ran over by other members of the same occupying army.
I also wouldn't think that saving one child makes up in any way for the 100s of thousands of innocent civilians that have been killed, injured and otherwise harmed by our warmongering.
We have a lot of troops that are most giving to those in the countries we have "actions" in. (we citizens and our soldiers too, often aren't sure what these actions are really for)
Pics that MSMedia do not give us nearly enough of. These links are pages with the pictures, only just so y'all know.
" He would give you the shirt off his back if you needed it. He was that type of guy."
very sad , I hope all American soldiers come back to there houses and let others fix their own problems .
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