AF vet offers own plot at Arlington to Boston Bomber

[Cooter]

little hint...

the quickest way to polarize somebody against considering anything you have to say is to start name-calling... especially if they can quickly and easily paint you with the same name

[Couver]

Still 5 posts by racrguy in a thread that he doesn't give a fuck about the subject.

You are a derail master.

[stevo]

People can try to weave what ever they choose into this thread whether or not she could have actually GAVE the spot to him, the issue is THIS:

When asked how she thought Americans would react to the suspect being buried in a national cemetery, Frein replied, "Well the country would just have to get over that, wouldn't they?

The cunt is telling the US to fuck off for being upset that a mass murderer, an enemy combatant against our country, should be buried in a cemetery that is reserved for heroes of our country.

Stevo

[Sgt Beavis]

While she does have an entitlement to be buried in "A" national cemetery (we have 146) she does not "own" any burial plot. She's is basically talking out her 3rd point of contact.

That said, this guy should get a burial. It is the decent thing to do. Not because he deserves it, he most certainly does not, but we should always strive to be gracious to others, no matter how undeserving.

There is nothing to be gained by doing anything other than that. We have the moral high ground on this one, lets keep it.

[KBScobravert]

They could always sink a piss tube above his body. Everyone on there way to honor vets/friends/family could walk by and relieve their bladder down a tube straight onto his rotting corpse then be on their way.

[Craizie]

While she does have an entitlement to be buried in "A" national cemetery (we have 146) she does not "own" any burial plot. She's is basically talking out her 3rd point of contact.

That said, this guy should get a burial. It is the decent thing to do. Not because he deserves it, he most certainly does not, but we should always strive to be gracious to others, no matter how undeserving.

There is nothing to be gained by doing anything other than that. We have the moral high ground on this one, lets keep it.

I fear the moral high ground is what keeps putting us in these situations.

[Forever_frost]

I wouldn't call it seeking the attention of, but more offering a contradictory point of view. I don't care if they respond or not, I just offer up opinions and facts that do not agree with them in hopes they'll pull themselves out of their narrow mindedness.

disclaimer: the above statements about military members do not apply to all military members, but does apply to some non-military members.

Doesn't Nay use this line to excuse his dumbassery?

[Forever_frost]

I'm pretty sure he made through the Marines. Does that count?

If he's a Marine, then so be it. Dont talk about trying to change things while donning the shroud of doing 'good' as part of a class as if that has any ability to do dick

[Denny]

I find the comments on here humorous at best, if the members who post on here spent 20% of the time doing something to improve this nation versus simply complaining about items of which they have no control, this would be a better world. I think the bombing of the Boston Marathon was a cowardly terrorist act; however, even cowards and terrorists are afforded a burial. I look to my Christian values, I know he will be judged but not by you or I. Please excuse me for I must now return to planning my latest Service Learning Project, for my teachers and students. We are working with local business partners who have donated materials to fix houses of the elderly here in our community. Is there something you could do to make our nation or state a better place to live?

Wait a second. You're boasting what you're PAID to do, while trying to demean others for not doing free community service? Typical career public school teacher.

Now, what makes you think people on here don't contribute to community improvements? Maybe the ones that pour extra time, effort and finances into bettering society get extra vocal to see their efforts go to waste.

[Cooter]

Wait a second. You're boasting what you're PAID to do.

with our tax dollars, no less

[stevo]

I fear the moral high ground is what keeps putting us in these situations.

Exactly.

Stevo

[sig239]

They could always sink a piss tube above his body. Everyone on there way to honor vets/friends/family could walk by and relieve their bladder down a tube straight onto his rotting corpse then be on their way.

Throw his ass in a pig pen, let some starving hogs eat him, and shit him back to Allah.

Two nice choices.

[Sgt Beavis]

I fear the moral high ground is what keeps putting us in these situations.

I think that we have left it has contributed much more.

[bubbaearl]

fedex his ass home to his daddy .

[DallasSleeper]

http://news.yahoo.com/police-dead-bo...141202538.html
BOSTON (AP) — The body of Boston Marathon bombing suspect Tamerlan Tsarnaev has been buried in an undisclosed location outside the city of Worcester, where it had been held for a week at a funeral home, police said Thursday.

"As a result of our public appeal for help, a courageous and compassionate individual came forward to provide the assistance needed to properly bury the deceased," Worcester police said in a statement.

Sgt. Kerry Hazelhurst said the body was no longer in Worcester and is now entombed. Police did not disclose where the body was taken.

Tsarnaev's body had been at the Graham Putnam & Mahoney Funeral Parlors for a week. Director Peter Stefan says he could not find a community willing to take the body, including Cambridge, where the family had lived for a decade. Tsarnaev's uncle, Ruslan Tsarni, had custody of the body.