What in the world is wrong with some people?
More vandalism in Gettysburg; this time the vandals, I mean losers, struck the Eternal Peace Light Monument.
Saturday, January 10, 2009
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1 comments:
Such acts are very disturbing to me. I think if Jesus himself came to me and gave me the choice to remain in these times or venture back to 1861-1865 I'd go back to that time. Am I off base here or were people then more honorable and respectful? Just a thought I'm sure all historians think about when viewing the daily news now.
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