Re: protesting at soldiers funeral
Under certain circumstances you must have a permit to assemble and protest. Maybe these "protestors" could be held off by errors, or slow processing, or some other government BS. <br /><br />We all have the right to assemble and protest. We all have the right to say what we wish. But with these rights come responsibilities to others. These rectums obviously dont want to accept those responsibilities. <br /><br />I can respect their opposing viewpoint, as an opposing viewpoint. But I cant respect their choice of disrespecting the families of fallen soldiers. I do not agree with the war in Iraq. I think baby bush is playing army men with live soldiers. But I respect our troops. Our troops are where they, are doing what they are doing, because the idiot, I mean commander-in-chief sent them there. Our troops deserve our respect. Regardless of whether the war is right or wrong, regardless of your or my opinion on the war, our troops are serving us by serving our country. And when they make that ultimate sacrifice, they are giving us the ultimate service. It is too bad these misguided souls cant get past their myopic viewpoint and see that what they are doing is WRONG. It may be a right, and that makes it legal. But that does not make it right or proper.<br /><br />We can only pray for God to exact vengeance.<br /><br />Maybe we should write sympathy letters to the families? Hate mail to the church, maybe? No bombs, or poison, just bad words.
