Oh my god. Everyone, just stop speaking for me. Obi_Kwiet, I'll excuse your outburst because you are new here and haven't seen me post before.
Today is not a day to say "Yeah! We kicked Germanies *** and D-day was the start of it!" Today is the day to remember the sacrifice of those soldiers. Today is not a day for celebration. Today is and should be for everyone a very sad and remorseful day. Tens of thousands of soldiers died storming those beaches and their memory should not be soiled by exclamations of "Yeah, we kick ***!" They gave their life not only for their nation, but for several nations. They gave the ultimate sacrifice and that should be commended and their bravery honored, but celebrating their deaths is a horrible thing to do. Be happy for what they did for you and others, not that they died. Giving your life as they did is a honorable action, not a happy one. If it was a happy and glorious thing to do, then the meaning of "hero" would be meaningless. Being a hero means doing what you have to even though it isn't glorious, safe, easy, happy, or forseeably rewarding for the sake of others.
Humility means being humbled, not humiliated.
Why is it every time I say something even half way profound, I have to draw a picture of it in crayon in order for people here to understand it? Am I really that confusing?
Monoxide, thanks for editing your first post so I now look like a retard. Much appreciated.
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The sooner you realize I'm right the better off you will be.
Democracy: rule by the stupid