On Nov 2, 2006, at 4:13 PM, W B Hacker wrote:
> Mar Matthias Darin wrote:
>
>>> I haven't forgotten any of that, thanks. Long Binh AUG 67- AUG 68.
>>> But this list is not really the place for it.
>>
>> It is the standard server signature that goes out on all messages
>> that
>> leave this system.
>>
>
> You cheapen *my service*, my Father's before me, and for many
> generations before
> that, as well as the lives of friends lost - when you treat that as
> common grafitti.
How so does it cheapen your service? I took the messages to be a way
of honoring the dead soldiers. I guess it all depends on your
current politics -- which color glasses you are looking through, on
whether you see it as a way of honoring or dishonoring those who
fought and died in Vietnam.
>
> The bearers of the names you list were soldiers.
>
> They would be highly pissed-off to have the details of their demise
> forced into
> the face of honest folks 40 years on.
Would they? When being honored for their service?
>
> Folks who were not there, did not cause the conflict, and have
> other interests
> entirely.
>
> Such as trying to prevent the *next* stupid war - or had you not
> noticed we seem
> to have a surplus of those today as well as then?
I'd like to know how you would stop the Global Jihad against the west
by militant Islam?
>
> What you are doing is a form of moral parasitism on 'bystanders'
> and it does not
> belong *here*.
I think you need to get new glasses, Bill.
Chad
>
> If you cannot correct that, get yourself a Gmail account.
>
> Bill Hacker
>
> O5241836
> RA13852814
>
>
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