Some families and friends of almost 600 American soldiers fail to see the humor. Supposedly this war was over May 1, 2003 when the "president" flew in like a big shot onto the USS Abraham Lincoln. Since then (now, March 26, 2004) 450 American soldiers have been killed. Yeah, that's fucking hilarious.

American soldiers and their loved ones pay the ultimate price for defending our liberty. Bush's dissociative attitude towards them isn't helped by the fact that he has yet to attend one single funeral for any of these brave people. Sure, he visited the Tomb of the Unknowns this last Veteran's day, but you probably won't find him photographed next to any real caskets any time soon.

In case you've forgotten, here's what soldier's caskets look like:

During the Vietnam war, the public saw a lot of these arriving at Dover Air Force Base. During the Persian Gulf War, George Bush Sr. was shown split screen golfing while caskets arrived with the dead at Dover. He banned photographers from Dover after that. This banning photographers thing is highly enforced by Bush Jr.. The Pentagon conveniently banned photographs of our flag-draped heroes not only at Dover but also Ramstein Air Base in Germany and Afghanistan. They enacted this ban just days before the recent Iraq War. You remember. The war that was supposed to have ended ten months ago.