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So sad when news of any of our soldiers falls, SBN member or not. Godspeed. We should never forget their bravery. Nor should we allow the cowards who prepetrate these attacks to get away with it.
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haha this is awesome... probably the only addiction support group i have seen that supports the addiction...lmao...
For as dumb as you are, even you will remember this. - Lee Ving/ Fear
I hate people...............they hate me! The Anti-Nowhere League
Don't waste your time! Don't waste your time! Don't waste an hour of your life! Lemmy/Motorhead
I go Beltway blitzin' on my mad mofo musclebike WFO. Its a true choice, a god-like experience if you will. The thought that I could buy the farm in a spectacular fireball...................well, that gives me a stiffie! Tesco Vee/ The Meatmen
Somewhere in Iraq an insurgent will think twice about picking up a rifle and hurting someone because they saw Justin patrolling the street. They saw that kevlar helmet, that beige uniform and that "We're not playin' " stare, and thought better of it.
We will never know who that person is, or the people that went on with their lives because Justin walked the line and said with his presence "You'll not come here." Every single one of those soldiers is a barrier between life and death for so many human beings that have been tortured and abused for so long. There is no greater sacrifice a human being can make than an exchange for another life. It's an expense that can never be repaid.
You never hear how many lives were saved in a day, but you do hear about how many lives were lost. His was lost for a reason, and a damn good one at that.
The defense of humanity.
Semper Fi, Justin. When they eventually arrive at your current position, the generals will salute you.
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Nobody looks back on his or her life and wishes they had spent more time at work.
I did not know Justin, but I know personally what courage it takes to pick up a weapon and man a post and stand up for what is right...I did it for 8 1/2 years in the Army....Justin will be missed for what he did and who he was...........Thank You Justin and Godspeed!
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IF YOU CAN READ THIS, THANK A TEACHER, IF IT'S IN ENGLISH, THANK A SOLDIER!!!!!!!
"Those who dance are often considered insane by those who can't hear the music" (sportbike t-shirt quote)
Somewhere in Iraq an insurgent will think twice about picking up a rifle and hurting someone because they saw Justin patrolling the street. They saw that kevlar helmet, that beige uniform and that "We're not playin' " stare, and thought better of it.
We will never know who that person is, or the people that went on with their lives because Justin walked the line and said with his presence "You'll not come here." Every single one of those soldiers is a barrier between life and death for so many human beings that have been tortured and abused for so long. There is no greater sacrifice a human being can make than an exchange for another life. It's an expense that can never be repaid.
You never hear how many lives were saved in a day, but you do hear about how many lives were lost. His was lost for a reason, and a damn good one at that.
The defense of humanity.
Semper Fi, Justin. When they eventually arrive at your current position, the generals will salute you.
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