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[Unbalanced]

http://now.msn.com/living/0602-vet-buried-cardboard-box

Wow this is pretty crappy way to treat our vets.

[Fired00d]

Damn sure is a crappy way to treat a vet!!!

 
Ride Safe,
Fired00d
 

[stestrglde]

They should bury the guy that did this in a box.  No vet deserves that!

[D-N-D]

X2

[cvobiker]

No matter what or how this particular vet was buried, it doesn't change the respect or glory we hold upon him/her for dying for our country, Now, for the idiots that disprected this vet, I have no respect 

[stestrglde]

God Bless are vets from all wars, my son leaves the day after Thanksgiving for Afghanistan for a 6 month tour in the US Navy, God Bless him and his entire platoon and their families. I know me and my wife will be praying for them.

[Kickst@nd]

Hope the bill gets passed.  God bless all of our vets. 

[DDavidson]

Though the cemetery duly holds a special service four times a year for veterans who are buried without family present, the circumstances bring up the question of what exactly constitutes a "dignified burial."

No disrespect to other's views! This could be argued in a hundred ways.
(Shows caring that this was posted!)

Respect doesn't come from the cost of a casket.

I didn't see where there was disrespect in the way he was buried.

A fancy casket is for displaying a body for the burial service.

A service is for the living to be honored by the life that someone lived, and the person that somebody was.

Obviously nobody was worthy of this vet's honor as they didn't show up for a service or claim his body.

Maybe another honor for him was caring for and burying everybody he loved before him.

Thanks to him and all WWII vets for his/their service to our country/world.