Comments by "" (@danielwhyatt3278) on "U.S. Marine veteran killed fighting in Ukraine" video.

  1.  @diana7212  What nonsense
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  2. Thank you to you for sharing this with us. Thank you for giving life to this person we may not have known. I hope that you and all those who knew him will remember the fun memories for the rest of your lives. I just hope that his legacy will encourage others to do the right thing as well as best they can. 🇬🇧 🇺🇸🇺🇦
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  3. I hope that this brave man’s body can be repatriated back to the US eventually. For now his body will just have to be put into storage as special exceptions cannot be made for individuals like this in terms of war.We all more in his sacrifice though and hope that his actions in doing so will encourage others to take up arms and do the right thing as well in the defence of Ukraine and by extension the rest of Europe and democracy. I just hope though that the newer armoured vehicles and advanced weapons can get to these frontline positions soon where they are needed to make sure more towns do not fall. The Ukrainians are putting on a brilliant defence, but they need the heavy and advanced equipment down there ASAP once their training has completed so they can drive the Russians BACK. Slava Ukraine
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  4. He loved his family but clearly knew it was the right thing to do, because by extension in helping Ukraine helps to protect all of democracy including the US. You cannot always just sit on the sidelines because you have a family when you physically know you can do something and you have the training to make it possible. Plus he knows that either way she would be okay on her own. She was not in the direct firing line, but other people are and he had the power to do so. In him going to Ukraine, who knows how many lives him and his unit have saved.
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  5. That’s the thing though. Are we saying then we would only ever go and defend our own country or others if we were actually forced to? Sometimes many know that their responsibility to help others outweighs just sitting on the sidelines when you know either way your family would be okay. Plenty as we have seen, I’m not heading through being forced but because they know it is just the right thing to do. It’s better we live with that and possibly die trying than not trying at all and having to live with that. It kills you from within so we have to respect their decision.
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  6.  @BLAMBERRY  He did. He just didn’t get to see the end. His legacy like all those who have gone before him will live on.
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  7. I couldn’t agree more. I still hope that as things are becoming more organised and the newer equipment continues to filter through, more volunteers from around the world will continue to head to Ukraine to help.
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