Comments on: A Life Lost Out of the Spotlight
While a Nation and World Paid Tribute to a Passing Singer, a Small Town Mourned a Young Soldier Killed in Afghanistan
- Thank you to the family of Brian N. Bradshaw for your sacrifice of this wonderful young man. I was so touched by the story his dear aunt told us and appreciate her pain. God bless your wonderful family and thank you CBS for giving this beautiful tribute to such a wonderful young American. I was so sick of the MJ hype and wondered how on the same day he threw his life away four young soldiers died over there and it was barely reported. I pray that President Obama gets our Americans out of there as soon as possible. Our two grandsons were there but are home safe now but one of them is getting ready to go for his third time.
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- With all the emotions which was stated by Martha Gillis, I have taken her words of pain and love and placed them in my heart, and have questioned where is the American support to the families of our soldiers and their families? Have we forgotten that sometimes it just takes a moment to remember what our troops are doing and what it really means to make a choice of greatness no matter what position they hold in the branch of service they are in. Before I go on and on in closing I say THANK YOU to all the soldiers past, present and future.
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- I also sent the link to a large email list yesterday and added it as a posting to my Facebook account. Sadly I have only received two replies today, one thanking me for sending it, the other complaining that she couldn't open the link, which I immediately corrected by sending her the new direct link that CBS finally added. I also hope that this video editorial gets passed time and time again not only in this country but around the world.
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- To the family of Brian Bradshaw, I am so sorry about your son. May God Bless you all.It really bother me when the Military are not even remember. I salute your son for his service. US Army retire: Agauna
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- Yes, but would this generate revenue? That is the real question at issue; and a sicker and sadder one is impossible for me to contemplate.
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- Nice to know that I am not alone in my disgust for what is valued in this country.
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- Everyone to whom I have mentioned this broadcast, and that is everyone that I have spoken to since it aired, wants view it or see it again. Please post the full lenght video.
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- Amen.
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- I admire your restraint with only issuing a verbal reprimand.
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- My husband and I watched your piece yesterday morning and it brought us to tears. Another tragedy, yes, but what is more tragic is that the American people seemed to be complacent about the war. I was none to pleased to see the news media consume itself with the Micheal Jackson's death. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family of the young man that served so bravely and lost his life for our freedom. Where has our "Patriotic America" gone? Please find a way to run this piece on the evening news, it is something I wish more people could see. It made a bold statement on priorities and news media. Thank you CBS.
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