 Soldier from Sask. First Nation killed in Afghanistan People from the Big River First Nation are mourning the death of Cpl. Darby Morin, a soldier serving with the U.S. army.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 2 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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I wish the CBC would close comments for stories like this. The ignorant lot that choose to make a political statement there are an embarrassment.
R.I.P.
RIP.
I wish the CBC would close comments for stories like this. The ignorant lot that choose to make a political statement there are an embarrassment.
Agreed
There is ceremony and cultural reasons to be buried with family on ceremonial ground.
R.I.P.
Then why fight for the United States?
There is ceremony and cultural reasons to be buried with family on ceremonial ground.
R.I.P.
Then why fight for the United States?
Unfortunately the only one that can answer that, died for something he believed in. Some will fight for neighbours.
I woulda liked to go to the MArines. Mmmmm, I woulda loved it too.
Ahuh, and what makes you think that?
TG: I suppose, its just interesting that you would feel so strongly to defend a soil which you wouldnt want to be buried in. Takes all sorts I guess.
There is ceremony and cultural reasons to be buried with family on ceremonial ground.
R.I.P.
Then why fight for the United States?
I think it may be easier for First Nations people to cross the border and join the American army. I have known people in the past who moved to the U.S. and Britain because at the time our military was not taking a front line role anywhere and they wanted to see action.
R.I.P. soldier
I think it may be easier for First Nations people to cross the border and join the American army. I have known people in the past who moved to the U.S. and Britain because at the time our military was not taking a front line role anywhere and they wanted to see action.
R.I.P. soldier
That makes a little more sense, but TG is right I doubt we will ever really know why. Not like it matters anyway.
TG: I suppose, its just interesting that you would feel so strongly to defend a soil which you wouldnt want to be buried in. Takes all sorts I guess.
I dont....and yes it does take a certain type
TG: I suppose, its just interesting that you would feel so strongly to defend a soil which you wouldnt want to be buried in. Takes all sorts I guess.
I dont....and yes it does take a certain type
I sent in my bitchy complaint to the CBC so I'll post it if I get a return.