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To: Puppage
And a GI grunt who is killed in Iraq and Afghanistan - his wife gets $12,000 from the government for funeral expenses.
11 posted on 05/27/2004 11:04:20 AM PDT by 2banana (They want to die for Islam and we want to kill them)
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To: 2banana
And a GI grunt who is killed in Iraq and Afghanistan - his wife gets $12,000 from the government for funeral expenses.

Exactly. And if I'm murdered today, how much does my wife get from the federal taxpayer, ahem, government? The 9/11 families that have been complaining about how little they're getting from my tax dollars should just shut up and be thankful they're getting anything. I'm sure its a minority of the families, and they're probably many of the same ones that are stalking the 9/11 Commission hearings and ranting about it all being Bush's fault.

Henry Lee II
"Leftists are crazed and violent people,
With the blood of millions on their hands.”

20 posted on 05/27/2004 11:13:38 AM PDT by HenryLeeII
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To: 2banana

Don't know how a funeral expense is related to this story...I do know that military members are offered an inexpense policy called SGLI, or Serviceman's (could be servicemembers now) Group Life Insurance...


53 posted on 05/27/2004 12:10:30 PM PDT by dakine
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To: 2banana
And a GI grunt who is killed in Iraq and Afghanistan - his wife gets $12,000 from the government for funeral expenses.

Servicemembers' Group Life Insurance (SGLI) provides GIs with up to $250,000, depending upon what they select. Most folks I know have the full 250K.

75 posted on 05/27/2004 2:07:22 PM PDT by TankerKC (R.I.P. Spc Trevor A. Win'E American Hero)
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