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To: JoeSixPack1
Sorrow for her family's loss, yes

In this whole thread, no one has bothered to explore this. Let's take a look at that for a second here.

In reading the news report (not the comments on the thread) it crossed my mind as to what kind of upbringing this child must have had. What kind of mentality in her household did she grow up with? That would lead her to have such a misguided view of her country? Of right vs. wrong. Of good vs. evil. Who were the people that raised her who would skew her moral beliefs to support and defend terrorists and hate her country and it's allies that much to throw yourself in front of a bulldozer? What kind of schooling did she receive here in this country that would lead her to her beliefs?

As other have pointed out, yes she made her choices, and in my opinions the wrong ones. I don't revel in her death, that is tragic. But I don't feel sorry for her. I feel sorry for the parents whose belief system filled their childs head with nothing but the selfishness and self righteous values of liberalism. They will now have to live out the remainder of their lives with that choice. Pitiful that the parents ignored the fact that your choices and actions will always have consequences. Something liberals conveniently forget, until it's too late.

251 posted on 03/16/2003 10:32:35 AM PST by ProudEagle
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To: ProudEagle
Eh, who knows? The parents could be freepers for all we know, but the woman was an adult and made a bad decision. Her parents and friends will now idolize her for taking a stand.

Unfortunately she was standing in the wrong place.
318 posted on 03/16/2003 1:09:01 PM PST by JoeSixPack1 (POW/MIA - Bring 'em home, or send us back! Semper Fi)
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