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It's obvious many of us have had days/nights of way to much to drink. I've promised God on a few occasions, if he got me through the night, I'd never drink again, we get it.

We've all done stupid things drunk, but you'll be hard pressed to find many who have urinated on a war memorial.

Why they shouldn't receive jail time, how's this for an appropriate punishment?

They claim they didn't know it was a memorial. Sentence them to research the memorial, the names on the memorial, the wars these people were associated with. Have them pick some heroic stories the monument represents. Make them write a report on what they've learned.

The next part of the sentence should be for these three to go into schools, elementary on up to explain the kids the historical significance of the memorial. To tell the kids what these people did giving their lives for their country. Have them give respect back to those they urinated on by teaching school age kids respect for the military and those who give their lives in service to their country.

Behaviour as low as this has happened elsewhere. It has happened here and I am sure it has happened in the States. It will happen again. It is important that society ensures that such obscene acts bring shame and humiliation and an appropriate punishment.