[endthematrix]

I forget that anti-war (anti-US and Israel and pro-terrorist) exhibit that places GI boots of the fallen.

[Hodar]

Ok ... let’s rip down that Vietnam Vet’s wall, or maybe we can just spray paint over the names. Naturally, we’ll have to go into Arlington Cemetery and pull out every headstone with a name on it as well. < /sarcasm off>

Either we have freedom of the press, or we do not. I’ve read the Constitution (with emphasis on the Bill of Rights) and do not recall seeing the disclaimer that the bills are only for a select group; and on a subject that people approve of.

I have the right to speak my mind, you have the right not to listen. As long as I do not force you to listen, you do not have the right to silence me.

Using the names of those who made the greatest sacrifice to further an anti-war political stance is despicable; however trashing the Constitution to prevent these degenerates from airing their views is far worse - it is evil.

[kromike]

What families of the military should do is turn the tables on these profiteering scumbags.

Print up shirts with profiteer's name, with slogans such as "American-hating liberals and surrender-now Democrats have taught (profiteer) all he needs to know to turn a lousy buck."

All proceeds go to support the families of slain soldiers...

[screaming eagle2]

ok

[goldstategop]

Moonbat slimeballs profiteering off our war dead. Fred Phelps is low but hasn't stooped that low - yet.

Show me just what Mohammed brought that was new, and there you will find things only evil and inhuman, such as his command to spread by the sword the faith he preached." -Manuel II Paleologus

[Dilbert56]

There have been some draconian prosecutions of people who used the symbol of the the Olympics without permission of the USOC. Olympic bus lines in NJ actually changed their buses to read Olympia during the games. Sound like these parents are just getting the rights to their loved ones’ images and names.