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After reading this thread, I have a better understanding of why so many are unconcerned about the plight of those in the armed forces and our veterans. No one who has been in a war zone will ever be the same. The lives of the soldier's family and friends will be changed too.
When I see the feelings of those who mourn the loss of a mother or father, sister or brother or close friend described as self-pity, I am deeply saddened by the callousness that seems all too pervasive.
How did that old saw go? Out of sight; out of mind.
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i dont think i mentioned soldiers or any of that , an i am sorry if i did. i understand how strongly people feel about that stuff. and that out of site out of mind thing doesnt really apply to me , im not talking about i dont care because i ignore the problems.
im sorry if the last part i said seems mean, im not trying to be
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