This is true, you didn't but you chose to do so. i am greatful that there are people like you who are willing to die to make the world a better place. Thankyou
#1 - by jackiek
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Personal opinions shouldn't matter. This person did what they didn't have to, but felt was right anyways. Regardless of how we view anything, respect is due here.
#2 - by Hugo
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I'm anti war, I only say that because this story made me cry. I also feel obligated to thank every soldier I see. I also feel like I betray them due to my own beliefs against this war. Hate the circumstance, but love the person that's willing to be in that circumstance in the fist place.
#3 - by oneillgraphics
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Why shouldn't personal opinions matter? We don't go around treating other people in different professions like this, when they do just as much, if not more than someone in the military might.
#4 - by redoleander
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i saw this happen at O'Hare once. i was very moved by it and afterwords the empolyee got yelled at by her boss, in front of everyone at the airport. and dont listen to "redoleander" (#4) hes just like the boss just another ignorant american
#6 - by nbblaze
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I know I am going to get harassed for this, but I really feel I have to say something. I don't understand why people glorify soldiers who have invaded a foreign country and are killing people who have done nothing wrong. They are not making the world a better place, they are not solving anything. Every "insurgent" that they kill has a father, or a brother, or a friend who will pick up his rifle and go out and do they exact same thing. It's just perpetuating a cycle, and more and more Iraqi's and Americans are going to die until people realise this.
#8 - by 0Phoenix0
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