BoredMarine13

I have no time for politics, but their deaths will indeed become political. Some will say they died in vain. Or is it perhaps conceivable that death is something between a man and his own soul, a personal and not social experience? Is it perhaps conceivable that the measure of vanity in a man's death is to be found not afterward in history which to him had no existence but presently in the circumstances in which his death is met? There is no vanity when one dies generously and in loyalty to a believed in cause.