| I Strongly Dislike.... Ok hate Peace Freaks.... Liberals... [message #9092] |
Sun, 23 March 2003 12:08   |
spotelmo
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Registered: February 2003
Location: nebraska
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it's WAR! civilians die in war. i'm so tired of people whining about civilians dying. for the first time in history, a war is purposely being fought with the idea of keeping civilians alive. when's the last time you heard someone say "we're gonna go fight a war, but lets make sure we only kill soldiers"? great pains are being taken to ensure few civilian casualities... at the risk of our soldiers. we have the power to obliterate a square mile around every single shot fired at our troops. we can literally walk down the road and everytime a bullet is shot in our direction, call in the artillery and decimate the entire area and then walk a little further. we don't do that because civilians may be in the area. instead, we use only precision weapons and put our soldiers at risk.
fact is, while civilian casualties should be kept at a minimum, civilians will die! just like civilians died in every other war in human history. just like civilians have died everyday while sadaam was in power. it is civilian death which shows not only the horror of war, but also the necessity of it. without sacrifice, there can be no acheivement(not sure who first said that). the civilians in iraq need to see that there are hundreds of thousands of soldiers from coalition forces who are willing to lay down their lives trying to free the world of sadaam. if those civilians had had the balls in the first place, we wouldn't have to be there.
many other "civilians" in many other countries throughout history have laid down their lives in the pursuit of freedom, it's about time the middle east took that example and started fighting to rid themselves of the oppressive regimes and it's also about time that the peaceniks stopped whining about the few civilian casualties and started celebrating that there will be 1 less oppressive regime in the world.
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