Tribute stolen from hero soldier's grave

[Sp1n]

agree there, lets face it a soldier is worth a 1000 smackheads. I cannot believe how low people can stoop to get drugs. Some people really should get a life and sort themselves out from deing such dishonest scum and try and do something worthwhile in their lives for once

 

i have to agree with that. Drew and i(of the gooseboots incident) went to sign up 2007(2006 aswell for me), only to be told not at my age and not with tattoo and flesh tunnel to Drew. anyways i'm still hoping to beat this chronic illness and join T.A. before cutoff time...

[oldgit]

agree there, lets face it a soldier is worth a 1000 smackheads. I cannot believe how low people can stoop to get drugs. Some people really should get a life and sort themselves out from deing such dishonest scum and try and do something worthwhile in their lives for once

 

anyone know what the plane looks like or whwether a new one can be bought for mum ? ill pay for it ! a stonemason could concrete it into place for her...

[Stripe.]

I did a few years in the marines, and this is possibly one of the most upsetting and rage-making things that I've heard for a long time, hopefully the swine who did it will get his someday soon........

[flashowl]

I am up north at the moment and the other week it was reported in the local paper that a family had their babys headstone stolen from his grave

 

When will they let the vigilantes out on the street?

 

The law is an ass!

 

What we need is tougher sentencing not vigilantism. You only need to look at the case of the lynch mob that turned up at the home of a Paediatrician to know that a court of law is the only place for someone's guilt to be determined.

[swfcsy]

This sort of thing just makes you feel sick, what goes around comes around and i hope the piece of scum who did this will get whats coming to him!

[Strix]

that vigilante mob get to sit on juries too though

 

There are plenty on here who decry religion, and openly encourage their children to despise it, but it's religion that gives us respect for the dead. Under what circumstances are children otherwise taught that respect? Come to think, what kids are taught ANY respect these days? They're all brought up with a strong sense of 'my rights' and no consideration for anybody else

 

This is all to be expected really. If it's not nailed down it's fair game

 

And no, I don't like it any better than anybody else here