By: Harley

Harley — Sat, 04 Aug 2012 01:37:45 +0000

First off, I am an active duty soldier. I in no way agree with the westburogh church and their protests, but I signed up to protect our country from enemies foreign and domestic. Why is it our freedom of speech and the right to protest is being limited. Every one of my fallen brothers and sisters gave their lives defending the people of this great country and the constitution of the united states. This bill bothers me. What will come next? Limitations on the right of a fair and speedy trial? I say let the American people be able to protest whenever and where ever we choose. I am a patriot, I would greatly enjoy beating everyone that protests a millitary man or woman’s funeral into a bloody pulp but I know that is their right, so I hold myself back. This bill mockes everything my brothers and sisters in arms stand for. Solution? Government fund the patriot guard. X millitary on motorcycles and giant American flags that escort the funeral procession and blockade the protesters with the thunderous roar of their bikes and block the view with their flags. As Americans, we have forgot what this country’s foundation was built for. I can’t think of any better example of being an American than witnessing a fallen soldiers funeral, greeting family, the patriot guard and that church. Let them protest. They may recruit new members to their church but what they dont realize is the spark of patriotism they also create.

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By: Harley