vball10set;757571 wrote:were the passengers on Flight 93 given a proper burial??
Interesting. I suppose that will generate some flak from the anti-US crowd. However, I fail to see where there was a better option (read: a physical grave site was not an option). Could possibly make a claim they couldn't get the body to family in time for a proper burial and so this was an acceptable alternative.GoChiefs;757569 wrote:A burial at sea under Muslim law is only OK under the event that the person dies at sea, or they can't find anyone to accept the remains and give them a proper Muslim burial.
Shane Falco;757564 wrote:I don't give a crap if they gave hime a "proper muslim burial" or not!! I would have wrapped him in a blanket of bacon and stuffed him in a dead pig with his head at the pigs ass and shoved him over board!!
vball10set;757571 wrote:EXACTLY--why the hell do we care if he's given a proper burial or not? were the passengers on Flight 93 given a proper burial?? how about those who were vaporized in the WTC collapse??? this is the kind of shit that burns my ass!!!!
LJ;757589 wrote:Whoa whoa whoa whoa.... now I know the whole thing about Muslims and pigs, but c'mon, you can't waste that much good pork and bacon on this POS!!! Just put him in a concrete tomb with all the pig hearts and toss him overboard.
+1.. its not really hard to understand.thavoice;757584 wrote:It comes down to a few things.
1. We are supposed to be better than our enemy so that is why we try to follow the customs and courtesies of their religon.
2. The PC group.
3. Not doing it correctly would inflame many around the world. Those muslins can be some crazy folks. As an American, we wouldnt strap bombs our ourselves and be a suicide bomber or carry out suicide attacks if they didnt bury someone to Christian customs or whatnot...but those muslins...they are looking for any and every reason to pronounce Jihad.
It's far less likely that someone is going to find a body on the bottom of the ocean that people don't know the location of, then be able to get that body off the ocean floor. Than it is for someone to get to a grave on land. I'd rather not risk our soldiers lives guarding the corpse of this piece of shit.WebFire;757380 wrote:You can guard it on land. Or dispose of it (cremation).
I Wear Pants;757606 wrote:It's far less likely that someone is going to find a body on the bottom of the ocean that people don't know the location of, then be able to get that body off the ocean floor. Than it is for someone to get to a grave on land. I'd rather not risk our soldiers lives guarding the corpse of this piece of shit.
gut;757608 wrote:Yeah, the idea we (or an "ally") would guard his grave site is ridiculous. Dump him at sea and be done with it. Even guarding a building during cremation is unnecessarily risky.
Gardens - he's been married off to Muggsy as Husband #7.Gardens35;757638 wrote:No.
GoChiefs;757437 wrote:Right. Because his decoy would have the same DNA.
password;757687 wrote:My mistake, I thought the thread stated that Obama was buried at sea.
SportsAndLady;757582 wrote:Uhh yeah..they had funerals
vball10set;757707 wrote:I said "burial"--do I need to define it for you? try and keep up
thavoice;757584 wrote:It comes down to a few things.
1. We are supposed to be better than our enemy so that is why we try to follow the customs and courtesies of their religon.
2. The PC group.
3. Not doing it correctly would inflame many around the world. Those muslins can be some crazy folks. As an American, we wouldnt strap bombs our ourselves and be a suicide bomber or carry out suicide attacks if they didnt bury someone to Christian customs or whatnot...but those muslins...they are looking for any and every reason to pronounce Jihad.
....the U.S. would not have wanted there to be a grave site for fear of it turning into a place of worship for bin Laden's followers
I Wear Pants;757710 wrote:Yes they did. They had as proper of burials as anyone can get under the circumstances. I can't believe you're really going to equate a proper burial/funeral to having the physical remains.
