I am surprised some one actually reading this,
Thank you for that.
I lost my loved ones in August of 2001 not in WW2 just FYI, it was very recently. Took a lot of therapy to get over it.
Honestly I think every body will agree that we prefer children to draw flowers and space shuttles instead of nuclear clouds what a nightmare...
of course I am not special in any way just one regular Joe.
May be I need to think more and try to figure out how can one be against the war but support those who goes to war or even volunteers. I can understand brain washing concept on both sides but beyond that it just does not compute.
Thank you for not throwing rocks at me.
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Originally Posted by EmilyB
I grew up with war. My parents lost relatives, not just in world war II but due to suicide from the results of.
My closest brother, 14 years older than me, had friends I remember dearly. I still remember his friend Frank Delmark volunteering for Vietnam (Canadian) and coming home in a body bag one month later. My brother used to draw...and I could draw those nuclear clouds pretty good at my young age.
Why do you think you are so special Andresont as to not have to experience this?? Would you just bow down and give up your rights so easily?
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