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Comment on A life wasted? by jwhite

jwhite — Sat, 29 May 2010 05:02:46 +0000

Brianna – you are correct. It wouldn’t be real freedom if there was no ability to make choices (good or bad) – this article is not so much a complaint as opposed to merely pointing out that poor choices now can result in reduced choices or freedom later (not really rocket science I know). This is true both on an individual level as well as a national one. As for the future, here’s hoping that people will do exactly as you have suggested.

Comment on A life wasted? by brianna

brianna — Sat, 29 May 2010 00:48:27 +0000

Because of their sacrifice I am free to not only “need” my Starbucks, but buy it as well. We chose the national debt, we had the freedom to vote for different leaders and did not. We had the freedom to protest our leaders choices, and to write our representatives, but we did not. So do not complain about the national debt, it is just as much your fault as anyones. In the future may we use our freedom to make better choices.

Comment on A life wasted? by Pastor Marc Unger

Pastor Marc Unger — Fri, 28 May 2010 22:19:43 +0000

I am Daniel’s proud dad. Our family is honored that you shared Daniel’s story on your website. He did not die in vain. Freedom is still worth fighting for! On 22 May 2007, President George W. Bush told me in the Oval Office that if freedom is an inalienalbe right given by God, then it must be for all people. We all cherish our freedom but it has been and continues to be purchased at an unspeakably high price. I know that price! Daniel knew that pricebefore joining, before deploying and before saving those two Iraqis. He was willing to pay the price so you and I can be free. Let’s use that freedom as Daniel did, to preach and teach the Word of God so that people around us can be free from the bondaage of sin. “If the Son [Jesus Christ] sets you free, you really will be free ” (John 8:36)! Pastor Marc Unger, Exeter Baptist Church

Comment on A life wasted? by Ben

Ben — Fri, 28 May 2010 21:20:59 +0000

This is not a life wasted. This story is such a great reminder of the freedom provided by so many that sacrificed so much.