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| country guy Location: Victor Iowa in town Posts: 117 | Those Arabs, Jews and Moslems have been fighting since Christ and George Bush, the American army or NATO forces ain't gone stop them. The best news would be is they have a giant bomb go off and blow them selves up. Perhaps God will smit them down. |
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| Just plain WEIRD Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 1,827 | Quote:
As much as I find the sentiment beyond disagreeable, you will probably get your wish. What does me mad is this attempt to supposedly bring freedom to the region has made inevitable what has been very, very hard to avoid. Do I blame the soldiers? Absolutely not, no more than I blamed the soldiers for what did, and didn't, happen in Nam'. So many brave souls lost their lives in what wound up being a senseless meat grinder. Blame those who have planned, managed, fixed intelligence, ignored intelligence that didn't agree with their agenda, never bothered to understand the culture... or the very nature of the conflict... and royal screwed it up in oh so many other ways? Absolutely. Last edited by Ken Carman; Jan 4, 2006 at 11:34 pm. | |
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| Navy Veteran Location: Texas Posts: 6,335 | What exactly is so bad about what is happening in Afghanistan and Iraq... What, people freely voting for thier own futures is bad, evil and not worth thte effort but people being forced, by pain of death to do as they are told is good, acceptable and the way things are? I love history, you know why? It repeats itself over and over. Take Japan and Germany, post WWII, the same claims abou how it woudln't work, they couldn't do it, we were making a mistake... Jump to now, it's a mistake, they can't deal with it, were making a mistake.... You guys need to take history 101 Einstein's "Theory of Relativity" is still being challenged to this day, but by consensus Global Warming is a fact... that's REAL science at work, why didn't Albert just go that route? |
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| Jerry the Guru Location: Germany Posts: 47 | Quote:
Then why did they call them baby killers in Vietnam? A Bill of Rights is what the people are entitled to against every government, and what no just government should refuse, or rest on inference. Thomas Jefferson | |
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| Just plain WEIRD Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 1,827 | Quote:
Not all anti-war protestors did that during the time of Nam. However, babies were used against our soldiers... unfortunately. The tactic was down right evil. Of course I can't speak for all protestors, and some of the rhetoric that came from the peace side was out of line, but as a Conservative at the time who spent a lot of time arguing with peace activists, I never heard one call the soldiers "baby-killers." That doesn't mean it didn't happen. There was some inappropriate rhetoric from the right as well. However you are comparing apples to oranges, as the cliche' goes. The rhetoric from the anti-war activists has been a lot more reasonable... in comparison. Once again, I'm not saying there isn't any. But in responding to someone who simply states that to be patriotic he doesn't have to support the administration with your comment? Gee, I hope you're not trying to compare that with calling soldiers "baby-killers." :rolleyes: That certainly would be irresponsible behavior. Last edited by Ken Carman; Jan 7, 2006 at 12:31 am. | |
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