1 life is too many. But as we all know - people die in war - as sad as that is.
For a war - the number dead is not a large number.
I agree.1 life is too many. But as we all know - people die in war - as sad as that is.
For a war - the number dead is not a large number.
I agree.
What I fear Grace, is that this number will just keep building, and building. There really is no sight of leaving there soon. Imagine what this number will be in another year? Two years? 10 years? For what?
Shouldn't we have finished the job in Afghanistan? Our war is only breeding more hatred towards us and terrorists.I don't want the number to grow either. But from my perspective I believe that radical Islamic terrorists want the West wiped off of the planet. They view us as a threat to their way of life and we view them as a threat to our way of life (you may not see it this way but many others, including me, do).
Freedom has never been without a cost unfortunately.
I believe that radical Islamic terrorists want the West wiped off of the planet. They view us as a threat to their way of life and we view them as a threat to our way of life
But don't you see that YOU CANNOT wage war on such a vague "enemy" as terrorism? Terrorism is an idea, not a uniformed enemy standing in a straight line where you can identify them. They do not have one country, look, or same ideals. Tell me how we can possible wage and win a war against such a concept?My answer/perspective will just lead to arguments you've heard before and don't agree with.
I support the war on terrorism. I don't see it as a war just in Iraq. Nor do I see it as when we pull our troops out of Iraq for it to be over. I've never viewed the war this way. Kwim?
I don't think it is a large number for war, even one of choice, probably because I support the war. Maybe if I didn't support the war, I'd view it differently as you do.
850 Troops effects 850 mommas, 850 daddies, 850 brothers,850 sisters, 850 friends, 850 cousins, 850 uncles, 850 aunts, 850 grandmas, 850 grandpas, 850 nephews, 850 nieces....
Racism is an idea as well. Should we not do things about it either?But don't you see that YOU CANNOT wage war on such a vague "enemy" as terrorism? Terrorism is an idea, not a uniformed enemy standing in a straight line where you can identify them. They do not have one country, look, or same ideals. Tell me how we can possible wage and win a war against such a concept?
Racism is still around. Plus, religious fanaticism combined with an enemy in your own backyard combine to make a much different and stronger thing that common racism.Racism is an idea as well. Should we not do things about it either?
IDEAS manifest themselves into ACTIONS. And when the idea of terrorism manifests itself into an action where terrorists fly planes into buildings full of civilians on purpose, military action must take place imo, and we must be precautionary and preemptive in protecting our home.
Racism is an idea as well. Should we not do things about it either?
IDEAS manifest themselves into ACTIONS. And when the idea of terrorism manifests itself into an action where terrorists fly planes into buildings full of civilians on purpose, military action must take place imo, and we must be precautionary and preemptive in protecting our home.
Right and we are doing the same with terrorists that are guilty of terrorist and racist (genocide) acts; just because we are meeting force with force (on a larger scale) doesn't change the fact that what I am saying is the same principle.We arrested and tried individuals that were guilty of racist acts.
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