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Originally Posted by dcsldcd
You ever heard the vile things Murtha said about our soldiers? They were pretty low life comments and is outragiously reprehensible. He was the King of Pork, squandering OUR tax dollars and a mean spirited human being to boot.
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Originally Posted by Glitch
I could not agree more! His passing raised the overall IQ of the entire nation. That is one less jerk going around arrogantly accusing innocent people of mass murder.
As a former nurse, my guess is that the surgeon accidentally knicked the intestinal wall and bowel bacteria spilled into the abdominal cavity, causing peritonitis, which is very serious infection and not infrequently causes death. Murtha's age was against him, too.
While I do not celebrate his death, neither can I celebrate his life as a politician. The comments he made about our military being cold-blooded killers in Iraq is inexcusable and all the more reprehensible considering that Murtha, himself, was a Vietnam veteran.
I could not agree more! His passing raised the overall IQ of the entire nation. That is one less jerk going around arrogantly accusing innocent people of mass murder.
Did he ever apologize to our soldiers for his comments?
As a former nurse, my guess is that the surgeon accidentally knicked the intestinal wall and bowel bacteria spilled into the abdominal cavity, causing peritonitis, which is very serious infection and not infrequently causes death. Murtha's age was against him, too.
While I do not celebrate his death, neither can I celebrate his life as a politician. The comments he made about our military being cold-blooded killers in Iraq is inexcusable and all the more reprehensible considering that Murtha, himself, was a Vietnam veteran.
John Murtha is not just any Vietnam veteran. He joined the US Marines in the mid 1950s and served his enlistment before going to the University of Pittsburgh. After graduating from college and starting his own business be joined the US Marine Corps Reserve. In 1965 he volunteered to rejoin the Corps and he spent 1966-7 in the Nam. John was entitled to his opinion about the use or misuse of US forces because he earned it.
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