If this hadn't made the news, would anyone have noticed?
I support the troops (and the action in Afghanistan) but vehicles with stickers on them seems a pretty unimportant thing to get wound up about.
As long as news about our troops is always reported and people never forget that we have troops over there figting against the remains of a terrorist regime, then whether someone has a yellow sticker on their vehicle is of no consequence.
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