phillyburbsmedic

Steve, bravo dude.

You have only proved my point, I said not a one of those soldiers died with only my first amendment rights in mind, they did it for the soldier next to them, or it was just rotten luck that they were in the line of fire. This guy did it for his brothers in arms, and he deserves to be commended for it. I am not saying that there is no honor or sense of duty I am saying that that sense of duty is to the guy on any soldiers immediate left or right. That was apparently this soldiers outlook on things, not my first amendment rights.

Umm, as a former combat medic and witness to a few of the sacrifices you describe I gotta call B.S. most of these sacrifices were for the soldier next to them, or just rotten fu**ing luck. Also never saw anyone "die for their country" they died screaming, raging, and fighting for life. .

6 psych transfers in three days, I am a believer.

Look at your signature, that is my problem with the death penalty, it is simply too easy. I would gladly pay to keep Someone in an environment of predators, to grow old and weak, learn what it means to be victimized as opposed to the ease of execution. One more thing, to make sure that the killer died the way their victim did would require an agent to make it happen. Do you really want to live in society with a guy like that? For instance, a young woman in the state where I live was anally raped with a fencepost and strangled. Can you imagine the sick F**K that it would take to do that to another person, and for money at that. Now imagine that this guy has a regular nine to five doing this and then goes home to his wife and kids, next door to you. Scary!