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In article ,
?(C) Flipper Mike (R)" wrote:

> Today we honor the memory of Mary Jo Kopechne who gave her life so DEMOCRAT
> Ted Kennedy would never become President.

I think it better to remember the over 6,000 Americans abroad and at
home that have died since George W. Bush took office.
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"dub" wrote in message

> In article ,
> ?(C) Flipper Mike (R)" wrote:
>
>> Today we honor the memory of Mary Jo Kopechne who gave her life so
>> DEMOCRAT
>> Ted Kennedy would never become President.
>
> I think it better to remember the over 6,000 Americans abroad and at
> home that have died since George W. Bush took office.

If you remember those 6,000 dead, then you would be branded Un-American by
the Republicans. Doesn't make any sense does it?
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In alt.sports.hockey.nhl.buffalo-sabres JM trolled:
>"dub" wrote in message
>> ?(C) Flipper Mike (R)" wrote:

>>> Today we honor the memory of Mary Jo Kopechne who gave her life
>>> so DEMOCRAT Ted Kennedy would never become President.

>> I think it better to remember the over 6,000 Americans abroad and
>> at home that have died since George W. Bush took office.

>If you remember those 6,000 dead, then you would be branded
>Un-American by the Republicans. Doesn't make any sense does it?

Likewise, if you forget the 3,000 of 9/11, you will also be branded
Un-American. It's called playing politics with human lives.

cordially, as always,

rm
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"JM" contruibuted this to the discussion


>> I think it better to remember the over 6,000 Americans abroad and at
>> home that have died since George W. Bush took office.
>
> If you remember those 6,000 dead, then you would be branded
> Un-American by the Republicans. Doesn't make any sense does it?


It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank
God that such men lived.
--George S. Patton
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On Fri, 20 Jul 2007 14:32:30 -0500, Steelbilly Jim
wrote:

>"JM" contruibuted this to the discussion
>
>
>>> I think it better to remember the over 6,000 Americans abroad and at
>>> home that have died since George W. Bush took office.
>>
>> If you remember those 6,000 dead, then you would be branded
>> Un-American by the Republicans. Doesn't make any sense does it?
>
>
>It is foolish and wrong to mourn the men who died. Rather we should thank
>God that such men lived.
>--George S. Patton


George Patton, despite his success as a general, was not a
particularly intelligent (or quotable) man. My cousin is/was one of
the 6,000, and I'll mourn his loss every day for the rest of my life.
I'm neither foolish nor wrong in doing this, but I can certainly
understand the general's appreciation to his god - he did, after all,
make his living leading young men to their deaths.....
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