I just heard that my cousin may have been killed in action. some in  his group were.
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don't worry about stuff like that until you know for sure, my husband is infantry and he has lost 8 guys with about 12 seriously wounded, if i was scared all day long, i would be crazy by the time he came home, plus, i have been there, not infantry but transportation, and i can picture his day to day life right now, so it is hard, but hang on, he will be home soon.  Also, I deal with it this way, if my husband does not make it home,  i know he was doing something he thought was right and wanted to be there and i would honor him for that.   go to the department of defense website, they list causalties. the address is dod.gov/releases/
637951
It's really sad that people are like that..and unfortunate..please tell  your cousin not to do anything foolish..these things have a way of working themselves out in time.
465411
their ur cousins? wow\ntheir ok to say the least;
139603
I read it just now as well. It is interesting. I guess he now knows how those guys must have felt. I don't blame him for being "miffed" though. I think I would be miffed too if I got shot.
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If het dared to make a commotion at my son's funeral. My mates and I would put them in hospital before the police could get them.\nThen they could re-think their views in bed for a few weeks.
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I was out walking in my neighborhood when I came across a kid who was 1 grade ahead of me. he had what looked like a pellet gun in his hand. we stopped and talked a while and I asked what he was doing in my neighborhood. he told me he just killed a guy, stole his truck, and wrecked it a little down the road. I thought he was just messing with me, blew off his little rant, told him "later" and continued up the street. with my back turned to him I hear him say "Hey Vincenti" (my last name). I turn around and he's pointing his pellet gun at me. I start moving side-to-side but he keeps it on me the entire time. "Knock it off B@#$" I said. then his points his gun in the air and fires. that's when I realize it's a real gun! he looked up at the sky, yelled "I'm crazy!" and continues up the road in the direction he was heading. I ran faster and harder than I ever had in my hole life. on my way to help I see the guys truck he had stolen in a ditch with a window blown out. I stopped and looked inside. it was grusome. I kept on to the nearest house, phoned for police, and my dad came to pick me up. the kid ended up doing about 7 years for involuntary manslaughter. the scariest part? THE CRAZY FUCKER HAD A HEAD FULL OF ACID! he could just as easily killed me if he wanted. then again I've always been lucky like that
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Yes.\n\nIt was a criminal act towards other humans who were neither soldiers nor combattants. They were just folks living in a village.\n\nWar does not give you the right to take an innocent's life.
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Do whatever it takes to make it happen.  Recently, 3 of my cousins were murdered by a friend of theirs that was off of his meds.  Also, you be careful around her...If she gets violent, call the police and tell them she is off of her medication.  They will make her take it or go to jail.
99646
that is so sad  if something like that happened to my family i would be devistated
373247
In the book written by John L Anderson he claims that Che was killed by a  Cuban Ameican CIA trianed individual named Felix Rodriguez. That book is very well reearched so I am proned to believe the author's claim. Do I think his death was justified?  He was rather ruthless at times, but that is not for me to decide. I guess you can say that by living the revolutionary life, he had to know his end would not be pretty. I will say this, he did not die a coward.
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It is a valid concern for her and I really hope that she gets somewhere safe soon.  I suggest that if at all possible, as soon as she gets to where she is moving that she alert local law enforcement to the possibility of a retaliation from her family.  I don't know what that will do for her over in Spain, maybe they can help her to do something.  Wow, your friend is really brave, I hope that everything goes well for her and I will pray for her and her fiancee, too.
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Good for you for sticking up for the little puppy.  You at least did SOMETHING but I'd look up to see what other action you could have taken for future reference.  Ever read the story of James Bulger?  It's horrible but a story where a little 2 year old boy was beaten in public and eventually killed and NOBODY said anything.  Read it on crimelibrary.com.
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People often try to interpret dreams based only on what happened in the dream and forget to think about how they felt during the dream.  How did you feel when your cousin got killed ?  Were you sad ?  This dream may be telling you nothing more complicated than you are afraid of losing your cousin (perhaps he or she is soon going to go away to study, or is in a romantic relationship that leaves little time for you etc.)\n\nDon't look outside yourself for the meaning of a dream - there is no deity out there trying to send you a coded message.  A dream is a play put on by your mind - often in response to your fears or desires, or just a replay of the days events with some little twists
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Reading the news on what happened to the two soldiers have saddened me deeply. It's horrible to hear how some people, people without regards for morals or sympathy, would do something as terrible as this to two young soldiers. Its disheartening to hear something like this because they are young citizens, a human being like you and me, taken away from this world by means of extreme violence. These soldiers have family and friends who will have to suffer from their loss. These soldiers will no longer have the ability to live life further than they have lived it. Its disheartnening to hear about something like this. May they rest in peace.\nI commend the two soldiers who have died serving our country, and to all members of the armed services who have, had, and will defend our country.
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Thank you for posting this,it is for me old news but it is relevant nonetheless because it exposes the true mindset of the followers of the "religion of peace".The day that this young girl was executed was also the day my young niece was born,and when the story came to light for me and I put the two dates together I could only think how I would feel if my niece were some day put in a similar situation. The only conclusion I came to was that if her relatives don't make as much noise as possible to protest actions like this then there is something wrong with them,the whole country should be up in arms about actions like this,the fact that they aren't just shows how deep this sickness really runs in my humble opinion. But this is commonplace in Iran,including executions of women who have harmed their attackers in attempted rapes,these people are truly ill.\n\nAD
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Because it was an accidental shooting, there were witnesses, and even the guy that got shot said it was an accident.
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Hey! I don't want to think about that. You are right. To be perfectly honest if someone from another country was in mine, and they killed a friend or relative I would seek revenge. That's just human nature.