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cptmaxon
High Emperor
Joined: 19 Jun 2003
Posts: 557
Location: Israel |
| a question for all of you from the US and anybody else:) |
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ok I'm in the US for bussiness and every where I go ppl keep saying happy memorail day to me and my friends are planing a big party with lots of bbqing going, apparently this is nation wide in memorail day, I admit that I'm from a different culture and all that but shouldn't ppl not be so happy in a day that's dedicate for ppl who gave thier lives for thier country?, shouldn't ppl be a bit more serious about the whole thing?
thoughts comments?
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Mon May 29, 2006 2:37 pm |
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Cm
Sentinel of Light
Joined: 26 Jan 2003
Posts: 5209
Location: Missouri USA |
Yes, they should be serious enough to at least attend a memorial day service. However many will not even know why it is called memorial day or who the memory is suppose to be for.
There are a great number who do at least hold to the tradition of flying a flag, going to a service somewhere, or being part of a flag service at some local.
Bottom line is it ends up being a day off work, an unofficial start of summer so to say, and the soldiers who died are not part of what comes to mind. 
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