Did he bomb them with napalm ?
"One cannot fathom what it must be like to wait half a century for closure, or what this moment must have been like for his family. "
Did he bomb them with napalm ?
"One cannot fathom what it must be like to wait half a century for closure, or what this moment must have been like for his family. "
It was an interesting few minutes. For the first time, I tried to imagine him as if he was say a Jew in Germany 1940's.
I can understand my families feelings for losing him, but the sheeer amount of ... Well you know, over there.
I'm only writing this as I cannot really figure which way to vote. As a family member(or in this stories case: countryman), I appreciate their service, as an outside viewer. The shit that happened was the opposite of what I stand for.
Perhaps this is more of a conversation starter, I'd appreciate and, I think would be interesting, to see the arguments on either side of this.