Debt Remembered And Debt Ignored

The debt paid by America’s fallen is unpayable, but it is not unteachable. It is written in sacrifice, in folded flags, in names etched into stone. One debt was paid in blood. The other is being charged to our children;

By Greg Maresca —— Bio and Archives--May 24, 2026

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Memorial Day compels Americans to confront a word we avoid: debt. Not the financial kind that Congress pretends will magically resolve itself, but the older, heavier meaning — the kind carved into headstones at Arlington and cemeteries across the country. It is the debt paid in full by those who gave their lives, so the rest of us could live free.

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Debt Remembered And Debt Ignored

The debt paid by America’s fallen is unpayable, but it is not unteachable. It is written in sacrifice, in folded flags, in names etched into stone.﻿ One debt was paid in blood. The other is being charged to our children;

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The debt paid by America’s fallen is unpayable, but it is not unteachable. It is written in sacrifice, in folded flags, in names etched into stone. One debt was paid in blood. The other is being charged to our children;