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Another Gold Star Mom who feels exactly the opposite of Cindy Sheehan:
"Ibbotson, from Albion, Ill., said war protesters dishonor the service of her son and others who have died. "There are families who lose children in accidents, in tragic illnesses. Young people die and it seems without a purpose," said Ibbotson, whose son was 21. "My son gave his life for a cause that he believed in. He fought and died for God and country." Ibbotson is part of the Iowa-based group Families United for Our Troops. She's one of 25 "Gold Star" families who lost loved ones in Afghanistan or Iraq who will speak at a news conference this morning and then attend a rally for military families on the Mall on Sunday." http://www.chron.com/cs/CDA/ssistory...litics/3367448
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these voices are rarely heard.
At the anti war rally today, all that seemed to matter were the number of bodies, not a unified anti war message. In fact, I didn't hear much anti war message at all. Most of it were groups promoting their own agenda which many times bordered on racism. I did hear the slogan "No justice, no peace" |
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yea, that rings a bell. "good dictator, bad dictator"...
yes, but seriously, i mean i didnt watch the news today (only on internet) but i havent seen nothing about those demonstrations, were there a lot of people? what cities they were in? it's all about rita and water and stuff on the news, and i didnt see no demonstrations, only heard from here, ..hmm was it big? |
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