Thinking caps on. Thank you to every young person who has ever served. You may not be young anymore but you faced horrors and we thank you. Now just to be clear I am a pacifist but Vietnam taught me that governments should be censored for wars. Not the young people sent to fight them. In memory for every fallen soldier. Hugs, Barbara
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“I am a pacifist but Vietnam taught me that governments should be censored for wars. Not the young people sent to fight them.” So well said!
Thank you. A very good man who served in Vietnam and had never talked about his experiences. He chose me. I don’t know why. Then I listened and realized how wrong we had been to blame our soldiers. Now I pray for them and do what I can. Hugs, Barbara
Thanks for sharing my Think Tank post. I hope this brings more participants to our weekly gathering. 🙂 Happy Memorial Day!
A Happy Memorial Day to you to. Everyone it is time to weigh in with your thoughts. Hugs, Barbara
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