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Today is Remembrance Day in Canada, the day when we remember the fallen in war. I quote a friend of mine from a discussion over lunch:
Look, it’s at least as important as Easter, or Christmas. I mean, I may not be able to tell you if you’re going to Heaven or Hell, right? But I can sure as Hell tell you we wouldn’t be sitting around talking about this if it weren’t for the people we’re remembering that day.
Ian Stewart
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2 responses to “Remembrance Day”
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How very true!! This is the same reason I get a little excited when I hear people haven’t voted – someone lost their life on our behalf to ensure our right to vote and I’m not willing to through that back in their face!