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10/29/2004 02:30:11 AM · #1 |
You'll find the first 1,000 faces of our fallen in Iraq here. Regrettably, the U.S. casualty count in Iraq is 1,111.
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//www.pbase.com/ira_morenberg/soldiers&page=all
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10/29/2004 03:05:19 AM · #2 |
//photomatt.net/dropbox/2004/04/bush-front.jpg
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10/29/2004 07:10:19 AM · #3 |
As a reminder -- in fairness to dialup users, please do not post large images directly into the forums. Use a link instead.
-Terry
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10/29/2004 07:11:29 AM · #4 |
| ohh. a new enforcement of policy. thanks |
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10/29/2004 07:13:52 AM · #5 |
This is something I've been enforcing pretty consistently for a while now.
I'm not going to say that I change every large image to a link (inevitably someone will prove me wrong), but I do change every one I see.
-Terry
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10/29/2004 09:19:14 AM · #6 |
That's a great image... for disrespecting each and every one of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines that gave their life for their country. Whoever made it should be beaten for pushing their political agenda with the lives of fallen military members. |
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10/29/2004 09:29:16 AM · #7 |
Oh sure, incite violence against fellow Americans because of the exercise of free speech in a political statement. The Bush administration have pushed their political agenda on the good people and military men and women of this country for a war that resulted in wasted lives (US and Iraqi) and squandered much needed resources.
Originally posted by toddhead:
That's a great image... for disrespecting each and every one of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines that gave their life for their country. Whoever made it should be beaten for pushing their political agenda with the lives of fallen military members. |
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10/29/2004 09:37:36 AM · #8 |
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10/29/2004 09:50:54 AM · #9 |
Originally posted by Olyuzi:
Oh sure, incite violence against fellow Americans because of the exercise of free speech in a political statement. The Bush administration have pushed their political agenda on the good people and military men and women of this country for a war that resulted in wasted lives (US and Iraqi) and squandered much needed resources.
Originally posted by toddhead:
That's a great image... for disrespecting each and every one of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines that gave their life for their country. Whoever made it should be beaten for pushing their political agenda with the lives of fallen military members. |
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Some political statement... using the faces of dead military members who have given their life for their country. Most of them probably supported Bush and were proud to be over in Iraq. I am assuming you were never in the military, so you probably wouldn't understand why that picture urkes me so much. |
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10/29/2004 10:03:07 AM · #10 |
Even if you disagree with the statement then why incite violence against the creator of the image? Do you think that's justified? Wouldn't you think that soldiers died in Iraq believing they were fighting for the rights of all American citizens to free speech?
Bottom line is that the artist used their images to make a statement...Bush used their lives in more nefarious ways that resulted in them losing their lives.
No, I have never been in the military but I'll bet there would be many families of fallen military heros of Iraq that would embrace this image. There may be some that don't, as well.
Originally posted by toddhead:
Originally posted by Olyuzi:
Oh sure, incite violence against fellow Americans because of the exercise of free speech in a political statement. The Bush administration have pushed their political agenda on the good people and military men and women of this country for a war that resulted in wasted lives (US and Iraqi) and squandered much needed resources.
Originally posted by toddhead:
That's a great image... for disrespecting each and every one of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines that gave their life for their country. Whoever made it should be beaten for pushing their political agenda with the lives of fallen military members. |
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Some political statement... using the faces of dead military members who have given their life for their country. Most of them probably supported Bush and were proud to be over in Iraq. I am assuming you were never in the military, so you probably wouldn't understand why that picture urkes me so much. |
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10/29/2004 10:25:24 AM · #11 |
I disagree the lives and resources were, as you say, "wasted". Only time will tell but if you can go by history, it is the right thing to do.
Originally posted by Olyuzi:
Oh sure, incite violence against fellow Americans because of the exercise of free speech in a political statement. The Bush administration have pushed their political agenda on the good people and military men and women of this country for a war that resulted in wasted lives (US and Iraqi) and squandered much needed resources.
Originally posted by toddhead:
That's a great image... for disrespecting each and every one of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines that gave their life for their country. Whoever made it should be beaten for pushing their political agenda with the lives of fallen military members. |
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10/29/2004 10:44:09 AM · #12 |
Originally posted by Olyuzi:
Even if you disagree with the statement then why incite violence against the creator of the image? Do you think that's justified? Wouldn't you think that soldiers died in Iraq believing they were fighting for the rights of all American citizens to free speech?
Bottom line is that the artist used their images to make a statement...Bush used their lives in more nefarious ways that resulted in them losing their lives.
No, I have never been in the military but I'll bet there would be many families of fallen military heros of Iraq that would embrace this image. There may be some that don't, as well.
Originally posted by toddhead:
Originally posted by Olyuzi:
Oh sure, incite violence against fellow Americans because of the exercise of free speech in a political statement. The Bush administration have pushed their political agenda on the good people and military men and women of this country for a war that resulted in wasted lives (US and Iraqi) and squandered much needed resources.
Originally posted by toddhead:
That's a great image... for disrespecting each and every one of the soldiers, sailors, airmen, or Marines that gave their life for their country. Whoever made it should be beaten for pushing their political agenda with the lives of fallen military members. |
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Some political statement... using the faces of dead military members who have given their life for their country. Most of them probably supported Bush and were proud to be over in Iraq. I am assuming you were never in the military, so you probably wouldn't understand why that picture urkes me so much. |
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I didn't really mean for people to go out there and beat him... and I would be willing to bet that most of the families wouldn't embrace that image.
I usually don't participate in these political rants, but that image really hit a nerve with me. I don't think I'm going to post anymore about this, but before I stop I want to know if you've ever spoken with anyone who has served over in Iraq? Being a former Marine and still working for the Marine Corps I have had the chance to speak with many who have been there and back and everyone I have spoken with said going over there was the best thing we could have ever done for those people and most Iraqis are very happy we are there and even more so when the news cameras aren't around. So, you can watch your news channels with all their political agendas or you can take the time to talk to someone who has been there and learn the real story. Sure, Bush has his issues, but he hasn't been responsible for any "wasted" lives. The only "wasted" lives in Iraq are the ones that were taken for no good reason by a tyrannical leader and his regime before we got over there. |
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