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dksuddeth · 03-10-2006, 10:34 AM

I spent 4 days up in DC back 96 and walked around to see alot of the memorials. I thought they were all pretty cool but didn't think much of them until I walked up on the wall. Seeing it, Touching it, reading some of the names gave me an ache in the chest. All I could think about was all of those men dying over there and it was all for nothing because people over here couldn't/wouldn't see their way past the anti-war crap. How many of those men would be alive today if they could have fought a real war?

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dksuddeth Junkie Location: bedford, tx	I spent 4 days up in DC back 96 and walked around to see alot of the memorials. I thought they were all pretty cool but didn't think much of them until I walked up on the wall. Seeing it, Touching it, reading some of the names gave me an ache in the chest. All I could think about was all of those men dying over there and it was all for nothing because people over here couldn't/wouldn't see their way past the anti-war crap. How many of those men would be alive today if they could have fought a real war? __________________ "no amount of force can control a free man, a man whose mind is free. No, not the rack, not fission bombs, not anything. You cannot conquer a free man; the most you can do is kill him."