A U.S. Marine in Afghanistan wonders why the United States can't come together to overcome our nation's challenges
As a Marine serving a year-long deployment in Helmand province, Afghanistan, there are so many things that I miss about my home in Jacksonville, N.C. But I am just one of many service members who will not be spending the holidays with loved ones back home. For many Marines here, this is their third, fourth or fifth deployment — others have deployed even more. We chose to join the military to answer a calling to serve our fellow Americans or to make a difference in the world, despite the sacrifices required to do so.
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Sorry Soldier but your fellow Americans allowed this to happen by not standing up to fight these radicals... they don't have the will, the courage nor the honer to stand up and fight as you all have bravely done for the past 10 years...
I for one am sorry and full of regret, that you will come home to an America that is no longer the one you were fighting for... We are now in final stages of a police state... freedoms = gone
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