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Re: Vandalism
Maybe the firing squad is a little too harsh but I am feeling that way about this act. If and when they are caught the chances are there identities would be protected which is even more maddening. I watched the parade after the service which cotained soldiers that had been in Iraq. I have family and friends in the army who in a couple of cases have been in Iraq and faced possible death or grievous injury who are holding up the rights of freedom. When scum like those who defaced the monument could possibly laugh at what they did and feel like "hard men" for what they did i think even naming and shaming will give them a name amoung their kind.
When the revolution comes and the law starts to be used as it should then maybe these kinds of acts will cease. Until then all that we hold dear is being eroded by no brained drug and drink abusing wimps. If our way of life and our rights are to be upheld we need to do something with these "people" and I think that discription is too polite. Men died for these crettins and their answer is to in their lingo "dis em." One day I hope we see the end to this behaviour and we can live in a "level society" even if only for a short time.
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