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March 25, 2013 | Join with veterans, service members, military families and supporters in uniting against fascists like Todd Kincannon and supporting the heroic stand taken by anti-war veterans.
Former Executive Director of the South Carolina Republican Party Todd Kincannon attacked Iraq war veteran Michael Prysner on Twitter Sunday, in a series angry and profane tweets. “You are an Iraq veteran? Shame you didn’t come home in a body bag,” one tweet reads. He continued, “I wish the Iraqis had better aim with his ass,” and “I hope if that guy is ever in combat again, the enemy splatters his brains JFK-style. He deserves it.” Kincannon’s tweets against Prysner are packed with anti-gay slurs. Read the Raw Story article here.
Mike Prysner and many other veterans and active-duty troops have been taking a courageous stand speaking out against U.S. foreign policy and war crimes—a task that often draws vitriolic attacks and violent threats. Your support is critical now.
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Michael Prysner is a former U.S. Army corporal who spent 12 months in Iraq. He is a co-founder of March Forward! and a member of the Board of Directors of Veterans For Peace.
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Former S.C. Republican official: ‘C*cksucker’ anti-war vet should have ‘come home in a body bag’ David Edwards, Rawstory
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- Monday, March 25, 2013 | The former head of the South Carolina Republican Party on Sunday lashed out at an Iraq war veteran who now opposes the war, saying that he should have “come home in a body bag.”
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April 2, 2013 | Read the recently released list of items below that were found in the Lanza home in New Town, CT on 12-14-12, and you will understand why so many people call Adam Lanza and his mom NRA-certified gun nuts. This unbelievable list of items, that must have cost tens of thousands of dollars, begs the question: “What was the rationale behind the acquisition of such a huge arsenal of lethal weapons?” Simple paranoia seems inadequate to explain what seems to be grossly aberrant behavior.
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01 April 13 | Every so often, disparate political events line up so perfectly that they create the possibility of real resonance. In these fleeting moments, a point which might have been lost to news cycle noise can break through and singularly shift momentum by introducing a new angle to an otherwise binary debate. President Obama’s Wednesday visit to Colorado could be one of those moments, thanks to the events surrounding his gun-control-themed trip.