[sinkspur]

I don't recall him coming out and saying that Bush "killed him".

He did say that. One can understand his pain; one cannot understand a grown man using what is, likely, political hatred in a situation like this.

His son was obviously a better man than he is.

[over3Owithabrain]

This cannot distract from the mission. It's a horrible story, with the potential to hurt morale and divert the media. Frankly, all Muslims are potentially dangerous right now, they must be watched carefully and not allowed opportunity to harm. None of them. We have a war to win which will liberate thousands of Iraqi Muslims. Thank God these wounded soldiers will survive apparently, and pray this incident won't adversely affect the war momentum.

[Born in a Rage]

I don't remember it that way at all but if everyone else is saying he did and I'm in the minority here...then I guess your right. I'd like to say I'd like to see the footage of the father again but if he really did say that then the networks are better off not showing it. I bet the soldier who died fighting for our country would be downright embarrassed over his fathers statements. He (the fallen soldier) should be treated with dignity and honor, not pity and disgrace - as if his death meant nothing. It's sad really.

[Mad_Tom_Rackham]

His son was obviously a better man than he is.

And assuredly a better man than the media hyennas who should have never shown that film. Talk about soul-less.