VanC
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The ultimate disrespect for one who paid the ultimate price:
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/Mike ... king_story
http://www.townhall.com/columnists/Mike ... king_story
Heartbreaking story
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Oh, dear Lord...that is heart wrenching...that is devasting...and that is unconscionable. I'm going to write a letter to my senators and representatives. I don't know how much good it will do, I doubt much. But I'm am going to say something, because not to say something means that I would be condoning this thru apathy. Dear God...what next!
Alice
Alice
Horticattleman
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Hurts my heart too but not as much as hearing about protesters at funerals screaming obsenities. That is the low downest (?) thing a human being could do. I don't care if you don't agree with the war or W. Whoopty doo. That brave American gave his life so that you could have the right to disagree. Don't throw it in his families face. 
chrisy
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I don't agree with what they done for one minute, but unfortunatly these things happen and will keep happening. It is not their loved ones so they don't care when no-one is looking, it is just a job to them. some people have no respect. But the body would not have moved from it's resting place unless the coffin had been turned upside down, as there is a lot of underlying padding to keep it in place. My Mum used to make shrouds, when I was small. and I have seen many interiors made to measure for the bodies and coffins.
