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His point is that every single human life deserves just as mush respect and consideration as any other. That's what most people mean when the say all lives matter. It doesn't minimize the racism that many have experienced, it just means we are one human race.

I keep going back to Philando Castile. Why wasn't that a bigger deal? The guy did absolutely nothing wrong and was killed on the spot. The biggest difference is that he was a legal gun owner. Guns are bad, so defending a gun owner is not according to the play book. The Philando Castile case...

Of all the posters on this site, @Rellyrell is probably number one on the list of people I'd like to sit down with and hear their life story over dinner and drinks. If he says something, I listen.

Are you speaking German right now?

I was pretty clear with my suggestion. I won't sht on anyone's thread honoring the bravery of our soldiers. I don't care which war or what event. There are some things where our shared humanity should take precedence over petty partisanship. If you want to argue politics or the validity of a...

How about a week ban for everyone who ****posted on this thread?

If you turn a simple D-Day memorial into a political screed, you just might be a douchebag.

Meanwhile, the Japanese army was building Pratt & Whitney engines which they had built pre-war under license without any consideration. It's a little known fact that Rolls Royce provided more than 50% of the horsepower for WW1 and Pratt & Whitney did the same for WW2. Last I heard P&W were still...

You mention the hedgerows, that was one of my father's stories. He remembers watching a Sherman tank hit one of those hedgerows at full speed and just stop. It tried again with the same result. They were so dense that they were like brick walls that would not give way..

Thank you, sir. I can't imagine what he went through as an 18 yr old kid.

My father got to France in September 1944. With all the other sht he went through, he was still very thankful he missed D-Day.