Interesting Costume

**YNKYH8R** · 10-17-2005, 09:32 AM

So since it is the time of the year when everyone starts discussing Halloween costumes I thought this was interesting.
My co-worker’s son is planning on being an ARMY soldier for Halloween; but not any ole soldier. He wants to be a wounded ARMY soldier. He did want to be a dead ARMY soldier but he changed his mind.
What do you think?

Would you let your son be a dead/wounded ARMY soldier?

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**delSol** · 10-17-2005, 09:53 AM

I see nothing wrong with it - It would be great if he went around whining that he had only signed up so he could go to college for free, not to have to fight!!!!

**JKATHERINE** · 10-17-2005, 10:05 AM

Originally Posted by delSol

I see nothing wrong with it - It would be great if he went around whining that he had only signed up so he could go to college for free, not to have to fight!!!!

Funny. It's that what they advertise?

And yep, I'd let my kid do that, but only if they wore a sign that said "Killed by Bush."

***3lilpigs*** · 10-17-2005, 10:26 AM

Originally Posted by YNKYH8R

So since it is the time of the year when everyone starts discussing Halloween costumes I thought this was interesting.
My co-worker’s son is planning on being an ARMY soldier for Halloween; but not any ole soldier. He wants to be a wounded ARMY soldier. He did want to be a dead ARMY soldier but he changed his mind.
What do you think?

Would you let your son be a dead/wounded ARMY soldier?

I guess it depends on who's house he is going to. If i had a son in the military, i dont really think i would like it.

**newwiccan** · 10-17-2005, 02:11 PM

Absolutely not but that's just my opinion.

Would you let your son be a dead/wounded ARMY soldier?

**Kyla Kym** · 10-17-2005, 03:40 PM

Originally Posted by JKATHERINE

Funny. It's that what they advertise?

And yep, I'd let my kid do that, but only if they wore a sign that said "Killed by Bush."

Yeah, or one of Bush's toy soldiers.

Wonder what Bush will dress up as this year? I'm guessing a big prick!

**Momof2totsand1teen** · 10-17-2005, 03:51 PM

I would never let my child dress up as a dead soldier. Totally tasteless and low class IMO. How would you feel if you were a mom who lost her military son? I would never want to take a chance to hurt someone so deeply that way. I know we have a member on here who lost her Military son, think about her. How would she feel? Do not drag kids into adult opinions on politics. Try teaching then respect.

**Njean31** · 10-17-2005, 05:41 PM

Originally Posted by Momof2totsand1teen

I would never let my child dress up as a dead soldier. Totally tasteless and low class IMO. How would you feel if you were a mom who lost her military son? I would never want to take a chance to hurt someone so deeply that way. I know we have a member on here who lost her Military son, think about her. How would she feel? Do not drag kids into adult opinions on politics. Try teaching then respect.

i agree...........tacky and tasteless IMO

**belcherpi** · 10-17-2005, 05:52 PM

Originally Posted by Momof2totsand1teen

I would never let my child dress up as a dead soldier. Totally tasteless and low class IMO. How would you feel if you were a mom who lost her military son? I would never want to take a chance to hurt someone so deeply that way. I know we have a member on here who lost her Military son, think about her. How would she feel? Do not drag kids into adult opinions on politics. Try teaching then respect.

I totally agree!

**YNKYH8R** · 10-17-2005, 07:00 PM

Originally Posted by Momof2totsand1teen

I would never let my child dress up as a dead soldier. Totally tasteless and low class IMO. How would you feel if you were a mom who lost her military son? I would never want to take a chance to hurt someone so deeply that way. I know we have a member on here who lost her Military son, think about her. How would she feel? Do not drag kids into adult opinions on politics. Try teaching then respect.

Umm. Nice point except her son is the one who chose to be that for halloween.

**Momof2totsand1teen** · 10-17-2005, 07:11 PM

Originally Posted by YNKYH8R

Umm. Nice point except her son is the one who chose to be that for halloween.

Umm... nice point, but who is the parent and who is the child.

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