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I thought Memorial Day this year was a little creepy. We are ensnared in this weird war, and there is a whole class of people who expect us all to snap to attention, and be resepctful and patriotic on Memorial Day. But pardon me, if I feel a little queasy.

"The notion of real liberty, to hold your beliefs, say your piece and at least be respected, has been sold off to spin doctors and professional liars. There is no respecting those who dare speak against the group think."

Hear Yeah, hear yeah....take back the USA and let freedom reign for all not just for some.

America's had more than Memorial day removed.

A great number of those things so many young Americans lost their lives for, are part of history now. The notion that people come first, that every one is important, has been suborned into the concept that all are cogs in a great economic machine.

The notion of real liberty, to hold your beliefs, say your piece and at least be respected, has been sold off to spin doctors and professional liars. There is no respecting those who dare speak against the group think.

America, for many of the dead, was a land their folks came to from lands all around the world to escape arbitrary war and conquest. Now Americans take 'freedom' all around the world - and to some places on the end of the bayonet and the muzzle of the gun.

The voice of the people has been bought and sold, disenfranchised and ignored by powerful men.

Taking back Memorial Day is a good place to start taking back America.

It seems that some people cannot help themselves...they have to play the blamegame which is politics as usuall....hé pointing the finger in another directions always feels good and diverts attention away from the blamer.

I thank the author for his article and poster Michael for his great observation...this is what happens when you want kwantity over quality. Honor and valor is only for fools...and it is a sad state of affair for America and humanity at large.

oh, LIGHTEN UP. a few comments on what y'all have said... first of all, we are not "at war." we are engaged in George's Big Adventure, and the majority of us now think - some of us have thought all along - that it's a pretty bad and counterproductive exercise, which is weakening us from a military perspective and bankrupting us economically. To hear the president musing piously on soldiers who (to paraphrase) "don't want war, but answered the call when it came."
Which, by the way, is something he didn't really do himself back in the Vietnam days... occasionally showing up to protect the airspace above Texas notwithstanding. The current fiasco is often compared to Vietnam by critics, but I would submit that despite the trickery leading to the Gulf of Tonkin resolution, the nation as a whole (whether or not they agreed) knew at least who we were supposed to be fighting (Commmunism), sacrificed then - through the draft, and saw more clearly the consequences of war - through the media, "body counts," etc.
Nowadays, it is not always clear whom we are "at war" with - Shiite? Sunni? Both? It would seem that we are engaged in sporadic combat between two sides of a civil war - albeit not always all of either side, and not always the same figures and groups. (Al Qaeda is there - to the extent that they are - because our invasion opened the window, and they were only too glad to climb through)
Minus the draft, and minus a war tax to fund this debacle, the only ones sacrificing are members of our armed forces and their families. Our overstretched volunteer army, in which wealthy whites are underrepresented, is being asked to serve 3 and 4 tours with less than a year off in between. And it is only recently that the government has been more than secretive about the identities and numbers of those who fall.
The great thing about today is that we can mourn the sacrifice of our loved ones and celebrate their lives, not that we can come together in patriotic unity to support the misguided goals which they pursused and still pursue in Iraq.
And yes, just as on and during almost every other holiday, things go on sale. So what? Ignore it if you want, or use the day as a day off to get together with friends. I see nothing wrong with avoiding the annual orgy of patriotism... the last refuge of scoundrels, and a disguise behind which Bush & Co. are hiding, hoping people will forget who is entirely to blame for the loss of thousands of American lives, millions of American friends and sympathizers, and billions of American dollars.

The first step in taking back Memorial Day is to return it to it's original date, May 30. We do not need another four day weekend where we can run out shopping; our Sunday paper is crammed with ads, usually written in huge type with lots of exclamation points. Too many people are working while the idle rich are taking their usual ease. Memorial Day should be a solemn day, not highlighted by the phony piety of leaders who have sent so many American soldiers to death and injury.
For God's sake, close ALL the stores so employees can spend the day as they choose. This year
perhaps we should pray for God's forgiveness as well.

"this disappointing trend"

From this washingtonpost/newsweek religious forum where this day is barely given a nod to google.com where today is just another day -this isn't a trend: its a schism... Aren't these the people who should be most concerned about freedom of speech, freedom of press, freedom of religion? Oh. Google has aready nixed that freedom of speech thing for some. A definite maybe for others...

"Our nation is at war, which is to say our friends, family, and neighbors are fighting. Some of them do not make it home."

America's military is at war. The rest of America is at Walmart buying stuff "made in China".