ANZAC DAY - LEST WE FORGET

dominic115 wrote:
Anzac? What is this Aussie garbage...

Excuse me you disrespectful a$$ hole. This is a national day of morning when we lost 6000 troops on the beach of Gallipoli. My advise shut up before you hurt someone's feelings and on top of that do some research before you shoot ya mouth off you idiot.

dominic115 wrote:
Anzac? What is this Aussie garbage...

Aussie Garbage????

Such a disrespectful comment towards those who gave their life in conflict. I'm a Scot with family in Australia and I know how proud the Australians and New Zealanders are of their fallen family members who died so others could live in freedom.

Thank you I have family that has served for my country so it's something I keep close to my heart,even tho we have a crap government, I love my country and proud for what they did for me and my family

I'll never understand why people need to leave negative replies or try and be sarcastic when not needed to other's threads/post.

I'm not australia but there is no need for that be respectful

iarechanelle wrote:
I'll never understand why people need to leave negative replies or try and be sarcastic when not needed to other's threads/post.

Exactly,if Its such a major issue I don't agree with I don't comment,because your own comment no matter what will be takin out on context by at least some one, not only that I usually research before commenting on an issue I know nothing about. Or I just don't comment. Rather do that than come across as a disrespectful idiot.

Sorry that iam fired up,but this person really rubbed me the wrong way,it's like me saying that 911 and the recent Boston bombings was some American crap, how can you possible say anything, so harsh when any human life is lost. Think of there loved ones they leave behind and have to deal with the grief. Imagine if you had to. Thank you all for the growing support on this topic,means a lot to me personally.

I wonder what that guy would say if someone disrespected dead american (or w/e the hell he is from) soldiers.

I don't agree with any war, but when people serve and give up there time and there life for my country,no matter if the course is injust, and perish. You have to remember them and what has been done so your life can be lived in a better way. I have 2 boys one is 6 and the other is 3 they are both well aware what Anzac Day means to our beautiful country.

Long live Ameristralia.

4am wake up call to go to the dawn service. thinking of my grandparents and great grandparents who fought in the first and second world wars. If it wasn't for these brave young soldiers, so many of us wouldn't be here today. <3