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| It is the
soldier, not the reporter, |
| who has given us freedom of the press. |
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| It is the
soldier, not the poet, |
| who has given us freedom of speech. |
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| It is the
soldier, not the lawyer, |
| who has given us the right of a free trial. |
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| It is the
soldier, not the campus advocate, |
| who has given us freedom to demonstrate. |
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it is the soldier, |
| (who salutes the flag, serves under it,
and whose coffin is draped by it), |
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must look on when the dissenter desecrates
her glory in protest. |
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Never
Take YOUR FREEDOM for Granted!
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"Under
the uniform, the soldier is your neighbor, brother, sister, father,
mother, son, daughter, husband, wife, friend, helpful salesperson,
a company's service rep, or former coworker.”
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