Comments on: Anti-War T-Shirter Sued for $40B

By: Maximus

Maximus — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 22:22:44 +0000

A prayer for those who have lost their lives on 911 and since:-

May those who have suffered, suffer no more, may those Americans who caused the suffering be brought to trial for High Treason and suffer 666 million times more than those they have caused the suffering of.

By: Andy

Andy — Sat, 23 Aug 2008 20:57:59 +0000

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My son joined the Marine’s for honor, something you have no concept of. God forbid you have to go through losing your only son as 22 yrs old, then and only then can you understand how I feel. You should have a least asked permission. I hope you feel better with ever dollar you make off my son’s death. How do you sleep at night?

What about the billions that the people in office have made off of your son’s death? Where is your class action lawsuit against them? Or better yet, you and yours are seeking to make money off of the $40 billion dollars in damages you claim. You have to be kidding. Where is your honor? Tell us that we have no honor because we stand against what happened to your son. In reality, doesn’t it seem kind of backwards that we’re the ones without honor in your mind, yet you don’t have the honor to stand up and say that what happened to your son wasn’t right? Don’t tell me he died defending my right to free speech, because he didn’t. He died inflating a blue tied snake’s wallet.

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 20 May 2008 05:20:31 +0000

what goes around comes around…what did you expect? teach your children to defend their home ,not to invade inocent people and murder them for no real reason. He got what he had comimg ,a life is a life Iraq or American its murder and the crooks who sent your son to a WAR killed him to make a buc. we lost all our rights and freedoms at home , he should have defended our rights and freedoms instead he he was ready to go murder inocent people for oil.

By: Jim

Jim — Tue, 20 May 2008 05:15:02 +0000

Your son Died because he has killing people for no reason in a country that did NOTHING to us. It was a lie , he is dead like all the poor people they murdered in their own coutry..and for what ? so the liers who sent your son can make billions !!! wake up. should have stayed home with his mom instead of killing kids and women. what goes around comes around…perioud Its all good

By: Rhonda

Rhonda — Sun, 18 May 2008 14:50:41 +0000

My son’s name is on that shirt. While I understand you comment of “freedom of speech”. My son died helping you retain that right. He did not die for you to make money from is death! If you were doing this for honor in there memory is would be different. You do not have the right to put my son’s name on a shirt without his permission. My son joined the Marine’s for honor, something you have no concept of. God forbid you have to go through losing your only son as 22 yrs old, then and only then can you understand how I feel. You should have a least asked permission. I hope you feel better with ever dollar you make off my son’s death. How do you sleep at night?

By: Sandra J. Goodstone

Sandra J. Goodstone — Sun, 04 May 2008 14:06:32 +0000

While my heart goes out to the families that have lost their children in the Afghan & Iraqi wars, they made their choice to support those war efforts. Those of us who KNEW 9/11 was an inside job from day one, and knew the Afghan & Iraqi wars were wars for oil and control of the world’s resources, advised our children to not join the military. If the American people continue to watch our propaganda news medias, they will never learn of the evil that has invaded our country and are in high offices of our government, until it is too late. As it stands now, our Bill of Rights is being torn to shreds by this evil elitist group. If we don’t stand together against this group…we become the new slavery. When Mr. Bush said we need to combat the Axis of Evil…he is right. We need to start with his family and their friends.

By: Dan Frazier

Dan Frazier — Fri, 02 May 2008 01:22:27 +0000

I am sure that the pain and suffering the families of the fallen have experienced is incalcuable. Though I do not feel responsible for what these families are going through, like most other Americans, I do wish I could help to ease their suffering. Unfortunately, neither I nor my company has anywhere near the $40 billion some families are apparently now seeking. But we can and will continue to sell our anti-war T-shirts that list the names of the fallen in an effort raise awareness of the enormous human toll that this war is taking on American families.

The fact remains that the t-shirts we sell are political speech protected by the First Amendment.

To assist in defraying what could be substantial legal expenses related to my defense, I have set up a legal defense fund. Details are available at http://www.CarryaBigSticker.com. In the event that donations exceed my legal expenses, unspent monies will be donated to an organization that benefits families of fallen U.S. troops.