Tolerance:
When Army reservist Cassie McEuen of Evanston, Wyoming [!!!], woke up and walked outside her home one morning, she was shocked.
Her walls were covered in graffiti messages blasting her for being in the military.
The comments, appearing in black paint, stated things such as “die for what?” and “fuck the military”, writes KUTV.
McEuen posted the images on Facebook, with this message:
I’ve been attacked, and the vandal can’t spell. Apparently I’m a ‘soilder’ instead of soldier.
Oh, I don't know, Miss McEuen; I can see the lame pun quite easily.
The small town’s mayor, Kent Williams, was speechless about the attack:
This makes no sense. It’s something we can’t get our minds around right now. I’m without words.
It’s absolutely out of character for our little community. I’d like to believe we’re as patriotic as any community can be. This kind of thing just isn’t us.
Apparently, Mr. Mayor, it is. Although outside inspiration, and perhaps perps, cannot, of course, be ruled out.
Friends, neighbors, and community members did pitch in to cleanse Miss McEuen's house of the results of this soft domestic terrorism, and kudos, praise, and huzzahs to them for their selfless, supportive efforts.
But really, is what took place in Evanston, Wyoming any substantively different from the Cleveland steamer Susan Rice laid on Iraq veterans a couple of days ago? It's all part of the buildup to the Second American Civil War, a conflict that, this time, the bad guys are going to inevitably win.
Just hopefully not without a fight.
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