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A Soldier's Funeral
Got this from my father-in-law but half of these types of stories he sends are bogus so I'm just posting the snopes-verified version.
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Re: A Soldier's Funeral
Every soldiers funeral should be like that...and NEVER LIKE THIS:
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Re: A Soldier's Funeral
Do you have an article to that above picture? I want to read about that "protest". If I saw something like that I wouldn't be able to control myself. Those people deserve to die where they stand, what a f***ing pointles protest.
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Re: A Soldier's Funeral
Those morons will be suprised when they discover that god might just turn the other cheek when they need some help after pulling crap like that. People might not agree with why the US partakes in the military operations that it dies but it is NOT the fault of the soldiers, they are doing their jobs and doing them well. Do those people thhink that the US would be around if it wasnt for the army. im sure if there was no US Army the mainland US would be invaded before you could snap your fingers. And if god really does hate ***'s then god hates them all...
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They're bombs made out of old artillery shells, mortor shells, gunpowder, and whatever else will go boom, rigged up to be triggered in some manner.
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Re: A Soldier's Funeral
I ran into a whole bunch of these Westboro a-holes in downtown Denver one weekend. They even had young children out with them. They were holding "Thank God for 9/11" signs as well as the ones shown. This was in Oct 2001 so my feleling were still pretty raw and I went to blows with one of them. The cops broke it up, but just asked me to leave and didn't arrest me. I took as they agreed with me.
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Re: A Soldier's Funeral
For those who do not have the honor to live in Texas, thats how most small town funerals are held. With the utmost respect. In Houston, it is not a common thing to see a funeral procession go by and have other cars trying to cut them off to make a turn into the mall etc. But when you get out to the smaller towns, everyone still pulls off to the side of the road. Those who knew the person will usually line the route to the cemetary, and Law Enforcement will block roads and stand outside their cars with their hat in hand and over their heart.
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