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Dad of a fallen Marine perseveres against protests at military funerals
"By Gordon Lubold Gordon Lubold Tue Mar 30, 8:09 pm ET
Washington A father of a Marine killed in Iraq says he won't pay the legal fees of a protest group who picketed at his son's funeral in 2006 at least not until he hears from the US Supreme Court on the matter.
Albert Snyder, whose son, Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, was killed in Iraq, learned Friday that a federal appeals court is requiring him to pay more than $16,000 in legal fees to the Westboro Baptist Church, a Christian fundamentalist group that demonstrates during military funerals to gain attention for its antigovernment, antihomosexual message. The group rallied at Matthew Snyders funeral in March 2006 in Westminster, Md., chanting antigay slogans and carrying signs such as Thank God for dead soldiers, says Albert Snyders attorney, Sean Summers. ... "
They're people who want to stand on their "RIGHTS"; simultaneously rejecting the sustaining responsibility inherent in that right...
They FEEL ENTITLED to SPEAK... without regard to the rights of anyone else.
What's that tell ya?
"By Gordon Lubold Gordon Lubold Tue Mar 30, 8:09 pm ET
Washington A father of a Marine killed in Iraq says he won't pay the legal fees of a protest group who picketed at his son's funeral in 2006 at least not until he hears from the US Supreme Court on the matter.
Albert Snyder, whose son, Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder, was killed in Iraq, learned Friday that a federal appeals court is requiring him to pay more than $16,000 in legal fees to the Westboro Baptist Church, a Christian fundamentalist group that demonstrates during military funerals to gain attention for its antigovernment, antihomosexual message. The group rallied at Matthew Snyders funeral in March 2006 in Westminster, Md., chanting antigay slogans and carrying signs such as Thank God for dead soldiers, says Albert Snyders attorney, Sean Summers. ... "
They're people who want to stand on their "RIGHTS"; simultaneously rejecting the sustaining responsibility inherent in that right...
They FEEL ENTITLED to SPEAK... without regard to the rights of anyone else.
What's that tell ya?