The lowest of low

[bsdaddict]

disagreeing with policy is one thing.  disrespecting, no.., disregarding the sacrifices our veterans (and their families) have made is completely different.  This is indeed sickening.  I do take comfort in the quote "I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it."  I don't think the veterans who's graves were desecrated would have it any other way.

[bsdaddict]

Originally posted by Laurie
the world has grown too soft with things like freedom of speech ... gone overboard.

those vets gave their lives so that people like those idiots have the freedom to express themselves.  what you're implying, IMHO, is way more disrespectful of their sacrifices.

(not that I'm excusing their actions.  The idiots responsible should be punished to the FULLEST extent of the law, for destruction of private property and possibly trespassing.  No other crime was committed here.)

[Kuhn]

They should be made to join the Army and serve for there actions or be made to leave the U.S. If some one is so disrespectful for soldiers that died to protect our freedom that they desicrate memorials, measures should be taken to show them what they would have or wouldn't have without such sacrifices.