Some things are worth dying for: Karl Bushby's 28-year walk (theguardian.com) 2 points by dustfinger 14d ago ↗ HN
[–] LatentStudios 14d ago ↗ this guy is literally so cool! [–] Havoc 13d ago ↗ Right up until you hear he left his 5 year old son behind [–] rekabis 13d ago ↗ > Right up until you hear he left his 5 year old son behindNice manufactured outrage, there. He literally had no access to his son:> At the time, servicemen were only allowed into Northern Ireland if they were serving there, so Bushby was effectively separated from Adam.
[–] Havoc 13d ago ↗ Right up until you hear he left his 5 year old son behind [–] rekabis 13d ago ↗ > Right up until you hear he left his 5 year old son behindNice manufactured outrage, there. He literally had no access to his son:> At the time, servicemen were only allowed into Northern Ireland if they were serving there, so Bushby was effectively separated from Adam.
[–] rekabis 13d ago ↗ > Right up until you hear he left his 5 year old son behindNice manufactured outrage, there. He literally had no access to his son:> At the time, servicemen were only allowed into Northern Ireland if they were serving there, so Bushby was effectively separated from Adam.
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[ 4.9 ms ] story [ 28.4 ms ] threadNice manufactured outrage, there. He literally had no access to his son:
> At the time, servicemen were only allowed into Northern Ireland if they were serving there, so Bushby was effectively separated from Adam.