<p>Lanze was mentally ill. Boston terrorist 1 conspired with his brother acting based on their religion of hate and intolerance to murder people in the name of their god. That same religion has declared war on America. These differences are pretty obvious. Lanze’s body was claimed by his father and I don’t know if the media knows where he is buried or if he was cremated. </p>
<p>The worst of America is now buried in Doswell. Hopefully the second worst of America will be executed and buried next to him.</p>
<p>Trying to portray Boston terrorist 1 as a victim or saying there is something wrong with America is pretty pathetic.</p>
<p>I don’t feel sympathy for either of the bombing brothers but I can’t imagine protesting where one is buried. I don’t understand it, but then I don’t understand people standing outside the funeral home chanting “USA!” either.</p>
<p>My mentioning of the Muslim zombie apocalypse had nothing to do with the doofuses protesting outside the funeral home. I have relatives in Virginia who were convinced that there were compounds of Muslims in Charlotte, Prince Edward and Campbell Counties who were engaged in Jihad training and would rise up in the night and murder them - shortly after the election in 2008. The next time I visit, I expect to hear some connection made to the burial.</p>
<p>CTTC thank you for that link, I admire the strength and dignity of this family who have borne the most painful losses from this tragedy. Prayers for their continued healing…</p>
<p>Let him slowly rot in his grave… I do not get why the people want to protest. The more noise they make, the more publicity the terrorists get. He needs to be erased, the memories of him (but not of his victims) - gone.</p>
<p>They should just dump his body at sea. I’m beginning to understand why they did that with Bin Laden. </p>
<p>I have no compassion for the deceased bomber at all. But the focus on this is ridiculous. Maybe Potter’s field of some sort with no info given as to the whereabouts. </p>
<p>As for the surviving bomber, yes, there are always the crazies out there, but in this case, i do believe this young man has friends and acquaintances who are supporting him in some way or other. There are many who don’t understand what happened in this case, as he seem to have been a fairly typical American. His brother, one can “get” as to what happened. This is not as easy to understand. I hope that some information can be gleaned as to what caused him to be party to terrorism.</p>
<p>I can figure out that the bomber is an extremist, but I can also have my opinions about the “Virginia Anti-Shariah Task Force.” I wouldn’t put them at the same level of extremism, but I don’t like a group whose sole purpose is to chip away at freedom of religion.</p>
<p>I don’t like groups that try to chip away at the US Constitution. Sharia law reversed much of the US constitution. Calling oppression a religion does not make it not oppressive. We have more to fear from sharia law than silly little groups who have figured out that sharia law is barbaric.</p>