Memorial Day used to be celebrated throughout the United States as a holiday most Americans took advantage of by maximizing the three-day holiday through traveling (if they could afford it) or by simply relaxing in gatherings of family and friends in backyard barbecues or events held locally. The central focus was on spending precious time together with those who matter most.
Unfortunately, after the tragedies on September 11, 2001, Memorial Day took on a whole new meaning for many Americans, especially those who lost loved ones in the terrorist attacks on American soil. That day continues to be a demarcation point from which many other events are measured in the “post 9/11 world.” In the aftermath of the horror, the ashes from destroyed and broken lives were strewn throughout the nation. The memories of such devastation left permanent scars.
What is freedom we have lost it quite a while back now they are wanting to trash the second amendment and they will sooner or later the bastard dem/communists have been wan ting to disarm this country for years .All these school shootings play right into their hands that is why i think the dem/communists are behind all these shootings .I really do believe they are behind all this.They are communists and they can not have an armed people.