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**DongoSab** · 02-18-2009, 08:30 PM

Key words, done properly.

I've been through this, and given the current climate in the media, what makes you think they would respect the dead? If I were the parent of a son or daughter who died in the war in Iraq, I'd hold a public funeral, and announce the time and put up an obituary. That would be the extent of the service.

If you were media, I'd tell you to get the hell out, and throw you out myself.

Awhile back, didn't you try excusing the behavior of homophobes picketing the funeral of dead veterans who happened to have been gay?

Because if my memory serves me right here, then you certainly are in no place to talk about respecting veterans who have died serving their country.

02-18-2009, 08:30 PM	#14
DongoSab Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 325 Senior Member	Key words, done properly. I've been through this, and given the current climate in the media, what makes you think they would respect the dead? If I were the parent of a son or daughter who died in the war in Iraq, I'd hold a public funeral, and announce the time and put up an obituary. That would be the extent of the service. If you were media, I'd tell you to get the hell out, and throw you out myself. Awhile back, didn't you try excusing the behavior of homophobes picketing the funeral of dead veterans who happened to have been gay? Because if my memory serves me right here, then you certainly are in no place to talk about respecting veterans who have died serving their country.
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