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Ash wrote:nobody replied because it was a stupid comment and not very funny - especially in a time of war. simple as that.
Memorial Day isn't specific to one war. Armestice (sp) day is more specific to World War II. Memorial Day is a day to remember the soldiers who have died while serving their country in or out of war. In a time of war, this holiday is more significant than others.
With as badly maligned as our military, commanders, and others fighting for us are in the media - it'd be nice if we, the "real" people so to speak could show some respect... and more importantly give some thanks. thats the least we could do.
DarrenUK wrote:Ash wrote:nobody replied because it was a stupid comment and not very funny - especially in a time of war. simple as that.
Memorial Day isn't specific to one war. Armestice (sp) day is more specific to World War II. Memorial Day is a day to remember the soldiers who have died while serving their country in or out of war. In a time of war, this holiday is more significant than others.
With as badly maligned as our military, commanders, and others fighting for us are in the media - it'd be nice if we, the "real" people so to speak could show some respect... and more importantly give some thanks. thats the least we could do.
Time of war ? do you mean THE BUSH/BLAIR OIL CRUSADE ?
Why dont the Brits and Americans invade Zimbabwe to stop the persecution or Israel to stop them taking land that does not belong to them.....why ? because in Zimbabwe because there is no oil and Israel because they are a foot in the middle east for America.......America never condones Israel when they take land......does Bush then think it would be OK to let Canada or Russia take some of Alaska ?
Can someone please differentiate between a terrorist and a freedom fighter..?
If a country invaded the USA or UK and the people uprised and fought them would we as Brits or Americans be terrorists or freedom fighters ?
If the people of China uprised against the state would this be an act of terrorism....?
I think freedom fighters are when you want them to win and terrorists are when you dont........terrorists become freedom fighters when they go against your country who you support........people called the IRA terrorists for wanting a united Ireland....I do not agree with the way these people go about it but to call someone a terrorist when they fight for there own country is wrong.........a terrorist is someone in my opinion causes death and destruction on someone else's soil....like those who commited 9/11 and the London bombs........just never understood the difference until you look deeper into it.........
Zan wrote:
So make your jokes and your political statements on a useless forum like this, but just know that you are able to do so because people like my grandfather exist.
That's all.
LeesaAnn wrote:When I first read his post, "I didn't get it, which alot of Americans don't get the English humor without taking offense.
then I remembered the book Darren and I read together on British/American language and all the different ways we each use words...some are hysterical, we've had great laughs......I know what he meant now and Darren's not a cruel or hurtful person, at first it came across that way but he was just using a comparison again to the word "Vets".
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