You posted on the 27th of May:

We're taking the day off Monday, in rememberance of... ughh... something. The Bill of Rights? Clean air? Rotary phones?


As a veteran, I can find another place to do business instead of one who is irreverent to Memorial Day. Sorry guys, you lost a customer.
 

I have to agree that y'all stepped over the line on this one. Whether you are for or against a war, compassion should be extended to both those who lose their lives and their families. War sucks - it's not a pretty way to die. Remember the lives that war has taken - I can't see a downside to that.
 

Fuck the troops.
 

You'll keep my business, because part of what people are supposed to fight for are our First Amendment rights to free speech, instead of oil rights in the Middle East. Also, I need Snackimals and Chreese. Like, now.
 

Did we even say something bad about the troops? Did we not extend compassion somehow the way we were supposed to? We just treated the day like most everybody else. Spent it running errands and buying shit. We just didn't pretend to be doing anything else either like a lot of patriot posers out there, waving their flags for the day or whatever. Next time we'll tie a yellow ribbon around our necks and hang ourselves.
 

Methinks y'all do protest too much. Anyhoo, it's your free speach. (Oh, and no, you mentioned nothing about compassion.) Peace, kiddos.
 

<3!
 

OH SNAP!

You lost another right-wing, flag-wavin', bible-believin', mindless pro-war conformist!!!

WHAT EVER WILL YOU DO?!?!?
 

Give me a break. Remembering people blown up by guns and bombs has nothing to do with being a Fundie, Conformist, Conservative, etc.
 

Honestly I took the first comment as someone's idea of a joke, mocking how one of "those people" would respond. So basically i think this whole thing was made up. just like the holocaust.