if you have never been there, then you should have nothing to say. i served in iraq and afghanistan and this is how we keep ourselves from thinking about all the bad shit we see day to day, shit that you can think of in your starbucks world of cable tv and warm showers. And still we are judged by thouse like you how dont have the stones to do what we do, or even try to understand the lives we lead and that is sad. its a song thats it, fuck relations over there its about you and the guy next to you. if you dont like it dont watch it hippies and the only thing we should hear from you people is a "thank you for all that you do for us" because your to uneducated to really know what is going on over there, rather you are spoon feed you views by the TV and vomit the infomation back to us online as if you thought of it yourself. I leave you with this quote
War is an ugly thing, but not the ugliest of things. The decayed and degraded state of moral and patriotic feeling which thinks that nothing is worth war is much worse. The person who has nothing for which he is willing to fight, nothing which is more important than his own personal safety, is a miserable creature and has no chance of being free unless made and kept so by the exertions of better men than himself.~John Stuart Mill's
Yes, the right to freedom of religion is being tested severely these days. Im glad the Koran burning didn't take place but the actual crime remains - that the media has given that man so much coverage and thus brought this conflict out in the open in the first place. It reminded me of the Mohammed cartoon which was equally used to stir emotions. Why? So petitions and protests like these help to counterbalance this intolerance - they are very important and my thanks goes to you!
...It's not Amazon's Must-Read list, it's a "listmania" by a customer named M. Broderick ("mikebinok"). That's in pretty small type, but it's there, near the top.
He seems to have pretty good taste in reading, though.
It is called "Biosolids" now. It is being conceptualised to be good, organic and nutrient rich. This book is a must read for all concerned about their environment.
...It's not Amazon's Must-Read list, it's a "listmania" by a customer named M. Broderick ("mikebinok"). That's in pretty small type, but it's there, near the top.
He seems to have pretty good taste in reading, though.
I still prefer a good exercise than buying this expensive pair of shoes.
It is called "Biosolids" now. It is being conceptualised to be good, organic and nutrient rich. This book is a must read for all concerned about their environment.
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