I lost an Uncle in Korea and another in Viet Nam. Where are MY reparations? Who do I blame? Where should I set up my tent? You know, that actually would make an awesome Freeper protest message. Anyone who's lost any relative in any war should all set up tents somewhere to show solidarity to the USA and all she's done to help other countries. Maybe we could do Red, White and Blue tents to form a flag or something? ;)
This woman sickens me. She is a total tool of the left and will never see it. The people encouraging her are going to make her 100% insane, or she's going to kill herself and end up taking others with her. Hope it's her "handlers" that she takes out...
"I lost an Uncle in Korea and another in Viet Nam. Where are MY reparations? Who do I blame? Where should I set up my tent?"
I have posted this observation before, but it bears repeating.
Reading quite a bit of FReeper posts I notice a significant difference between the FReepers and those like our friend Cindy here. While a number of FReepers have their own histories (i.e., loss of a loved one, health/medical problems, even jail) they seem to move on, in some way, or maybe even grow from their experiences. They don't talk about it much, only in context of something else. (Slowly some FReepers' backgrounds became revealed.)
On the other hand, Cindy & her ilk (especially those on the DUmmie pages) seem to wear their histories on their sleeves. Everything with them is a psychodrama; the world is their stage, as Shakespeare might say, and they need to act out, for constant validation.
I find Cindy so damned irritating because she won't let go. She will not, cannot stop. Her initially justifiable grief has turned into a rambling, tedious novel, and she is the heroine. As if she were the only person on earth to ever lose a son. A sane, mature person would retreat into a more private moment.