Website review: Haiku for You | #0123 | one-sixth...

DannyAndNina discovered this in Politics •10 reviews since Mar 24, 2008
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DannyAndNina discovered 6 months ago

The haiku refers to some statistics about the 4,000 who have perished and the different ways of humanizing such a large and abstract figure. One out of every six deceased was still too young to legally purchase alcohol in the States. The average age of those who have died is 21. Of the 4,000 deaths, eleven occurred on Thanksgiving days; another eleven on Christmas days.

Foggy1 rated 6 months ago

This made me cry.

roslyn217 rated 6 months ago

So Sad. Hope Bush And Cheney Are Held Responsible. http://ourstereo.com/haikuforyou/2008/03/24/0123-one-sixth-could-n ot-drink/

AtlasEndures rated 6 months ago

fuck me in the ass. I feel like killing some americans myself after reading this... namely those lying sacks of dicks in office.

lucecorner rated 6 months ago

"Today, the United States marks the passing of an unfortunate and tragic milestone: the deaths of the 4,000th American in the invasion of Iraq. Each of these men and women gave their lives in what they believed to be a noble pursuit and we appreciate the sacrifices made by these soldiers and their families. The haiku refers to some statistics about the 4,000 who have perished and the different ways of humanizing such a large and abstract figure. One out of every six deceased was still too young to legally purchase alcohol in the States. The average age of those who have died is 21. Of the 4,000 deaths, eleven occurred on Thanksgiving days; another eleven on Christmas days. Each of these men and women had a life, a story, a family of mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, wives, and husbands they left behind."