Hayley Caronia

And they're quite interesting.

Watch.

Yeah, U.S.

Just 9-11.

Twin Towers, two planes, and a bunch of people dying in the photo.

I think the kid behind that photo had the right idea, maybe.

It just, you know, the message didn't get across quite well.

But people in the comments were joking because they said...

When we were little and we were asked to write letters to the soldiers, they kind of made us believe that they were in active combat all the time, which I think as a kid, you're thinking, yeah, I mean, they're out fighting day in, day out, never get a break.

It's active combat 24-7.

So people in the comments said, I got one that said, thank you for wasting your time for our freedom.

Which I don't think they understand that freedom is not a waste of time.

They are not wasting their time.

We are very, very grateful for their service.

It is not a waste of time.

Then someone said, I thought of such heartfelt paragraphs to send y'all because I really thought you'd be crying and dying while reading them.

Someone else said, to be fair, as a former child, they made it seem like y'all were in combat all the time.

As a child, I 100% thought that you were pinning these to the sides of a dingy tent and they were the only thing keeping you going.

And someone said, when I was a kid, I drew camo print on the cards so you guys could read it in your trenches without alerting the enemy.

Which is very thoughtful, very thoughtful of that child.