Absolutely correct. I know the pain of the loss of a loved one. I know it never goes away. You just get numb to it.
It is this same love I feel for the United States of America. It is the best hope for freedoms eventual triumph over evil. It is a beacon of hope and life to the world. I would not, I cannot stand by a let a foreign or domestic enemy destroy it.
Unfortunately for Mr., Khan, a significant portion of his fellow Muslims are dedicated to just that.
It is the right and duty of every American to oppose the encroachment of the Radical Islamist into this country. It is the right and duty of every American to protect the way of life so many have fought and died for. Not just the American way, but the way of all free peoples of the world and more importantly, the enslaved peoples also.
The United States has freed more people from oppression than any other country in this century or any century.
Let me say this to you Mr. Khan. Yur son is one that fought and died for this idea, this ideal. Honor him by respecting the history and heritage of your new homeland. Read and study what this country is about, its high ideals and great vision.
Sure this country and its citizen have fallen shor of its ideals, have made mistakes, in some cases huge mistakes but we soon recognize and correct them.
Open you heart and mind to the true spirit of America and let it be soothed by the loving memory of your son.

I won't question the sincerity of the Khan's rant but I am disgusted by the exploitation of them by the DNC for their own purposes. They arrived in America prior to the terror war, like Japanese or Germans prior to WW II. Their son gave his life protecting us from Islamic radicals and was in fact killed by Islamic radicals the way peaceful Muslims are murdered every day. Why would they want to open the gates for potential killers to come and threaten Americas, including the Khans? What purpose would their son's life serve if his memory is used to aid that which he fought against?