->> 23 Jan 07 07:33, you wrote to All:
->>
->>  WC> I explained that I've poor eyesight.
->>  WC> He then explained that the stamp is the purple heart
->>
->>  WC> So happy am I to celebrate death.
->>
->> Except that the purple heart isnt a medal to commemorate death.
->>
->> Its awarded to servicemen whom are wounded in the line of duty.

 WC> Not in this war in Iraq.
 WC> No wounded survived to be awarded Purple hearts.

 More wounded are surviving than ever before. Which is why there
 are so many severly wounded and disabled. About 20,000 or more
 wounded. Any wounded in action against the enemy rate a purple
 heart.

 ...

->> about those servicemen whom received it during wars we partook in that
 WC> were
->> necessary, oh like lets say WW2?

 WC> Let's say Iraq as that's the topic and war at hand.
 WC> WWII was last century Ross, the first half of it in fact.

 And that former Marine at the post office is very likely not a
 recently discharged vet.

 And you didn't specify commerating death in this war.

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