i think the t-shirts are a part of free speech. if arizona thinks
they should stop using soldiers names without their families
permission, how about banning war memorials? would that be
acceptable? (and by the way, the memorials ARE being sold.
contractors are paid to make them.) KEEP YOUR LAWS OFF MY FREE
SPEECH-- oops, too late.

IN my opinion - Tshirts and other antiwar statements - should be
left alone - they are , in essence free speech. A lot of those who
have not experienced the death of a son/daughter/friend, tend
ignore the realities of death - what it is - its violence, its
permanence - its ability to destroy families and more. IT is time
we all woke up . These young people are being sent to war - they
are dying - THEY DIED.

"......military men are dumb stupid animals to be used as pawns in
foreign policy....." henry kissinger sec.of state (nixon add.) from
'the final days' war criminal extrodinaire and truly pathetic human
being

"""Most have a choice when it comes to being shipped to a war zone,
Posted by: Maggie katzen""" Except of course all the National Guard
that signed up to protect their home state from floods and such,
and then got sent to war.

um, yeah, much better to use the dead as political props for your
own agenda. Most have a choice when it comes to being shipped to a
war zone, seeing as how there isn't a draft in place. Please leave
the dead in peace.

"legislators should keep their laws off our dead friends." Yeah -
that's a slogan that makes me actually want to be a libertarian.
But seriously, one of the most horrible things about war, I think
(besides the death and the PTSD and the death) is that it turns
normal human beings into pawns of politics. It seems less damaging
to a person's selfhood to have their name printed on a picture than
to have them transported into a warzone, right?
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