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Procession returning LCpl Ivan Wilson to Lake County
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I feel bad that this man was killed, but I am not sure of the honor of what he was doing in Afghanistan. I feel the very government that sent him there wasted his life, and there is the sadness of his death. Using our patriotic youth to kill innocent people overseas is the true crime here. I am hoping the next administration elected will take better care of people like this young man. Honoring them by not sending them against innocent people, and if more of our solders refused to fight these unjust wars then people like President Bush would be less willing to make such terroristic decisions. I notice that he hasn’t allowed his two daughters to go fight the good fight.
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lifesavr11 2008.09.01 at 00:13:16 PDT
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