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We have not reached this point yet - mostly because unlike the UK we still have military hospitals - but also I hope because the balance of good people won't let this pass. Code Pink, ANSWER, et al - would they try it if they could get away with it?
Injured soldiers who lost their limbs fighting for their country have been driven from a swimming pool training session by jeering members of the public.The Mother Country - I hardly know you anymore.The men, injured during tours in Iraq and Afghanistan, were taking part in a rehabilitation session at a leisure centre, when two women demanded they be removed from the pool. They claimed that the soldiers “hadn’t paid” and might scare the children.
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