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The loss of a child is a terrible thing. you can't know the helpless anger until it happens to you. Try not to judge her too harshly.
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That's true, and I don't know it. I'm only 14. I've still got at the very least 4 or so years until I'd have even a chance of knowing. and I hope I never know.
But still, it's like she's pissing on the grave of her son. i'll repeat myself: He knew the risks, he knew he would probably go to Iraq, and he still signed up for the army, with this knowledge. He died for something he believed in, and now his mother is saying it should have never happened in the first place. It's like sacrificing yourself to save people, and then the people themselves say you should have never had something to sacrifice for.