This would make an interesting story,someone from the Inlander should run and interview him while he´s in the area,just my opinion.Very good idea this guy had
Mike Ehredt is using biodegradable materials in his memorial run across the nation. As a veteran himself, Mike strives to create an invisible holding of hands across the country, to honor the sacrifice of the servicemembers and their families.
I invite you to learn more about Mike´s memorial at www.projectamericarun.com, on PAR´s Facebook page or to contact PAR directly.
Romeomoon - The name you use says a lot about you. Is your IQ higher than a wolf? I very much doubt it. Wolves are pretty smart, and you sound like you are mentally challenged. I want to point to you that NOBODY likes war, and EVERYONE wants our military men and women to come home as soon as possible. NOBODY feels any better waiving flags, etc. What we are doing is saying a BIG THANK YOU to those brave men and women who have made it possible for us to live in the land of the free and(unfortunately) for morons like you to sit on their butts at their computer and write stupid comments like you just did. How would you like to live in Iraq? Do you think you would be able to do what you are doing now? I suggest you quit houling and the moon, educate yourself and get a life. You would be a lot happier. May 14, 2010
Hey Romeomoon, you moron! I´ve known cockroaches like you who hide in darkness and don´t have the nads to come out in the daylight. So, those little pieces of cloth you refer to are American flags. They mean something to me and should to you. Litter, you say?? What an idiot! The soldiers who Mike honors died for the freedoms which you enjoy and obviously take for granted. Cockroaches think that way!
One of the benefits of Mike´s run is calling attention to the war and those who, although they may not have agreed with it, did exactly what they signed up to do...serve their country. They gave their lives for their country...so that you and I could continue to enjoy the freedoms that generations have fought and died for. What have you done for your country? Or do you even have one? Most cock roaches don´t! My suggestion is that you get the heck out of the country we all love and find one that´s more suitable for you. Shame on you for taking cheap shots at an individual who is honoring our fallen heroes in a very special way. And where were you during spelling class? Nice job on the flag "waivers"...moron!
Signed,
Romeo Hate
Location: The United States of America (my country) May 14, 2010
I´ll tell you exactly what Mike´s run does for our servicemen. It honors their lives. It lets their families know that we value their loved one´s sacrifice .... that we value them.
There certainly is meaning to what you call a "feel good" thing. It is a statement of gratitude and respect for their service. I would hope that, regardless of our opinions of the war, we all can take time to think of them and their families with respect and gratitude.
It´s sad that you are not able to understand that.
It´s disappointing to see that your question hasn´t been responded to civilly by some. I guess it shows how deeply this issue affects people. Your apparent frustration seems to have sparked the same in others.
It´s understandable that you would like to see our fellow country men & women home where they´ll be safe and hopefully get the time and support they need to heal from all they´ve seen and experienced. Try extending that level of concern to those who didn´t get the chance to come home, to the loved ones they left behind. Mike´s sole intention is to honor those men and women; to pay tribute IN HIS OWN WAY. As Ms. Rice points out, you can get your questions answered by taking the time to visit the website or by calling Project America Run directly. I´ve committed my time and energy for the benefit of others many times in my life, but an effort of this magnitude I can only see as heroic--the stuff I wish more humans were made of.
This would make an interesting story,someone from the Inlander should run and interview him while he´s in the area,just my opinion.Very good idea this guy had
May 11, 2010 | Reply to this commentSo running and putting little pieces of cloth on the ground (aka littering) does exactly what for our Servicemen except BRING THEM HOME?
I get tired of these flag waivers who do the "feel good" things that really have no meaning.
May 12, 2010 | Reply to this commentMike Ehredt is using biodegradable materials in his memorial run across the nation. As a veteran himself, Mike strives to create an invisible holding of hands across the country, to honor the sacrifice of the servicemembers and their families.
I invite you to learn more about Mike´s memorial at www.projectamericarun.com, on PAR´s Facebook page or to contact PAR directly.
E. Rice
Driggs, ID May 14, 2010
One of the benefits of Mike´s run is calling attention to the war and those who, although they may not have agreed with it, did exactly what they signed up to do...serve their country. They gave their lives for their country...so that you and I could continue to enjoy the freedoms that generations have fought and died for. What have you done for your country? Or do you even have one? Most cock roaches don´t! My suggestion is that you get the heck out of the country we all love and find one that´s more suitable for you. Shame on you for taking cheap shots at an individual who is honoring our fallen heroes in a very special way. And where were you during spelling class? Nice job on the flag "waivers"...moron!
Signed,
Romeo Hate
Location: The United States of America (my country) May 14, 2010
Romeomoon:
I´ll tell you exactly what Mike´s run does for our servicemen. It honors their lives. It lets their families know that we value their loved one´s sacrifice .... that we value them.
There certainly is meaning to what you call a "feel good" thing. It is a statement of gratitude and respect for their service. I would hope that, regardless of our opinions of the war, we all can take time to think of them and their families with respect and gratitude.
It´s sad that you are not able to understand that.
someone
May 14, 2010 | Reply to this commentHi Romeomoon,
It´s disappointing to see that your question hasn´t been responded to civilly by some. I guess it shows how deeply this issue affects people. Your apparent frustration seems to have sparked the same in others.
It´s understandable that you would like to see our fellow country men & women home where they´ll be safe and hopefully get the time and support they need to heal from all they´ve seen and experienced. Try extending that level of concern to those who didn´t get the chance to come home, to the loved ones they left behind. Mike´s sole intention is to honor those men and women; to pay tribute IN HIS OWN WAY. As Ms. Rice points out, you can get your questions answered by taking the time to visit the website or by calling Project America Run directly. I´ve committed my time and energy for the benefit of others many times in my life, but an effort of this magnitude I can only see as heroic--the stuff I wish more humans were made of.
May 19, 2010 | Reply to this comment