Canadian losses
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[updated:LAST EDITED ON 22-Apr-02 AT 11:16 PM (EST)]>There will always be accidents.
Agreed, but it doesn't make the one who pulled the trigger any less at fault.
I think that you comment would be better rephrased to "There will always be casualties in war."
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My roomate went to the same highschool as one of the men lost in Afghanistan, my roomates mom and the soldiers mom were friends.
Agreed, but it doesn't make the one who pulled the trigger any less at fault.
I think that you comment would be better rephrased to "There will always be casualties in war."
Thanks
My roomate went to the same highschool as one of the men lost in Afghanistan, my roomates mom and the soldiers mom were friends.
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2 of them were local Nova Scotia boys....
It is a sad event...and probably preventable. And emotions are running high here.
And it makes me angry when people say Canadians don't pull their weight. I'm thinking Vimy Ridge (1st war) Dieppe Beach (2nd)war - or even the local boys keeping hte north atlantic open from 39-45
Canadians who laid down their lives. I won't forget.
It is a sad event...and probably preventable. And emotions are running high here.
And it makes me angry when people say Canadians don't pull their weight. I'm thinking Vimy Ridge (1st war) Dieppe Beach (2nd)war - or even the local boys keeping hte north atlantic open from 39-45
Canadians who laid down their lives. I won't forget.
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