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To: smokingfrog

Did the soldier’s wife live at Ft. Hood and leave their house and all their belongings unguarded while the soldier was overseas? Why would she do that? She says three generations of her family have owned this house. Are there no relatives anywhere in the area? Something ain’t right.

Even so, the soldier should have shot the two thugs.


5 posted on 01/31/2012 8:58:59 PM PST by Terry Mross (We need a second party.)
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To: Terry Mross
Did the soldier’s wife live at Ft. Hood and leave their house and all their belongings unguarded while the soldier was overseas?

She assumed, like most Americans, that her property would be safe.

10 posted on 01/31/2012 9:03:46 PM PST by doc1019 (Romney will never get my vote!)
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To: Terry Mross

There are lots of benefits to living on base, especially for a woman whose husband is at war.


17 posted on 01/31/2012 9:26:02 PM PST by Retired Greyhound (.)
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To: Terry Mross

I remember not too long ago, that you didn’t need to lock your doors, even if you were gone for weeks, in this country.

The question is, why have we allowed people to disrespect private property so? Could it be that we are indoctrinating people into communism in our school system, and the fact that the lack of belief or understanding of private property is our fault because we do not do our duty as citizens of a free country? Are we lazy? Have we decided that its too much trouble to withstand the communist influence?


29 posted on 01/31/2012 10:38:51 PM PST by hedgetrimmer
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