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2007-11-01, 6:53 PM #81
Even though we have really different world views, neither of us are idiots.
2007-11-01, 6:56 PM #82
Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
Even though we have really different world views, neither of us are idiots.

Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
Why is it wrong to kill an animal just because it's smart? Many animals kill animals that are just as smart or smarter than themselves. That's just their diet. Real life involves killing. Civilization has made so many people so sheltered. It's the way the world works.

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2007-11-01, 6:58 PM #83
That isn't idiocy, it's lack of compassion.
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2007-11-01, 7:00 PM #84
Originally posted by Dj Yoshi:
Why do threads on stupid people getting justice always have one devil's advocate? I can understand in some instances, but I honestly don't care in this if it sets a precedent--we can reverse that later. For now, bring justice where justice is RIGHTFULLY DUE.


And amazingly the devil's advocate isn't me! :eek:
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2007-11-01, 7:02 PM #85
Originally posted by Freelancer:
And amazingly the devil's advocate isn't me! :eek:

Or me. I realized a while ago that "arguing for the sake of the other side" is most often stupid and pointless.

And Kirby--I consider compassion an integral part of intelligence. The main part? No. The most important part? No. But a piece nonetheless.
D E A T H
2007-11-01, 7:04 PM #86
Originally posted by alpha1:
then why did people in the past seem to have no problem at all saying things like movies were not free speach, or a more recent example, that women dont have the right to an abortion?


Without going into those specific examples, the fact that people try to make that argument about the Bill of Rights isn't indicative of any fault in the Bill of Rights, it's indicative of them not knowing what they're talking about.

The Bill of Rights doesn't leave any room for the argument that if a right isn't listed, it doesn't exist. Like I said, it's right there in the Ninth Amendment.

Anyway, Kirby... the actions the Phelps family is taking are specifically intended to disrupt funerals. If this wasn't what they were doing, they'd be exercising protected speech and they wouldn't be paying multimillion-dollar damages. But it is, and they are.
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2007-11-01, 7:08 PM #87
I'm not even playing the devil's advocate. I'd love to see these people slaughtered at high noon. I don't want to see my government do it, though. I'm sure heads would roll long enough for them to start killing cripples.
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2007-11-01, 8:00 PM #88
Originally posted by Dj Yoshi:
:hist101:


Yeah. Very different world views.

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That isn't idiocy, it's lack of compassion.


That was part of a larger argument demonstrating the inadequacies of a particular view of morality. I don't personally think that way, and I'm a bit surprised that people didn't catch on sooner.
2007-11-01, 9:12 PM #89
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The church members testified they are following their religious beliefs by spreading the message that the deaths of soldiers are due to the nation's tolerance of homosexuality


wow.... i mean... wow .....
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2007-11-01, 9:36 PM #90
Originally posted by JediKirby:
cannot speak. Many of the greatest minds of history would be squelched if this were true, not that these people are any of them. But if we make this exception fo


the only reason kirby won't shut up about this is because he's the only one who jesus doesnt love
2007-11-01, 9:52 PM #91
It's true. God specifically mentions that cripples are useless, and examples of sin and its presence. :(
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2007-11-01, 10:42 PM #92
Originally posted by Mystic0:
don't expect jedigandalf to understand, he hates freedom

I do huh?

I don't hate freedom. It is an excellent concept and our system of government, I think cannot get any better. However, I really do not think it can work if such hate-filled demonstrations and people are allowed to continue. Yes, as Emon has sad, the majority is not always right. See: United States of America pre 1970s-ish and "colored folk." Not our brightest moment. But equally letting these people continue their hateful rhetoric in the guise of protecting free speech for all isn't that great either.

Many said that freedom should be for all in the world or at least this nation. I think that is very bad. There are individuals/groups in the nation that really do not deserve freedom and must be silenced or shackled. WBC deserves no freedom. They wish to tear down human progress spread their hatred. In my eyes, they do not deserve their freedom and thus it should be revoked.

Freedom is for those who actually play nice with the other kids, not for the bullies that beat them up.

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2007-11-01, 10:46 PM #93
O.o

i never thought i would ever say this, but i agree with yoshi.
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2007-11-01, 10:46 PM #94
Originally posted by JediGandalf:
I do huh?

I don't hate freedom. It is an excellent concept and our system of government, I think cannot get any better. However, I really do not think it can work if such hate-filled demonstrations and people are allowed to continue. Yes, as Emon has sad, the majority is not always right. See: United States of America pre 1970s-ish and "colored folk." Not our brightest moment. But equally letting these people continue their hateful rhetoric in the guise of protecting free speech for all isn't that great either.

Many said that freedom should be for all in the world or at least this nation. I think that is very bad. There are individuals/groups in the nation that really do not deserve freedom and must be silenced or shackled. WBC deserves no freedom. They wish to tear down human progress spread their hatred. In my eyes, they do not deserve their freedom and thus it should be revoked.

Freedom is for those who actually play nice with the other kids, not for the bullies that beat them up.

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2007-11-01, 10:52 PM #95
Now that he's been taken care of...
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2007-11-01, 10:59 PM #96
I like internet
2007-11-01, 11:02 PM #97
Originally posted by money•bie:
I like internet

How the **** do you go from this to this?

HOW??
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2007-11-01, 11:07 PM #98
That's really not a good example of writing. It lacks grace and sounds stuffy. It's always the same when he's trying to sound pretentious.
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2007-11-01, 11:09 PM #99
Originally posted by Spook:
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Even if some of the motivations of some people is from bigotry, remove those people, and nothing will change because women and open gay relationships have no place in a combat unit.
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most african nations, most of western eroupe, canada, australia, new zealand, japan, many pacific island nations, and quite a few central asain nations would all disagree with you on the part about allowing homosexuals to openly serve in the military. basicly, the list of nations that ban homosexuals from serving openly in the military is primarily made up of nations where homosexuality is illegal outright, or are just starting to give rights to GBLT people.

Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Norway and Switzerland all allow women to serve in all forms of military duty. most of the other nations that have major military forces are ones that are not going to be giving their policies away any time soon, or are countries where women are behind in a large number of rights.

so realy, you cant give me that crap about women and homosexuals having no place on the front line, when your nation hasnt even got any proof that it is a bad thing.
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2007-11-02, 1:06 AM #100
Originally posted by Freelancer:
That's really not a good example of writing. It lacks grace and sounds stuffy. It's always the same when he's trying to sound pretentious.


In his defense he says that much at the beginning.
2007-11-02, 6:15 AM #101
also, just a reminder, this is a civil lawsuit, so this is a totaly different [inset overused cliché here]. A number of protections offered under criminal suits just dont exist when it comes to civil suits.

also, i await the responce as to why homosexuals in the military serving openly is a bad thing when most of the military organisations on earth allow it and function normaly.

simmilar case with women, even though in australia women cant serve in all roles, they are able to serve in submarines, and australia has one of the highest percentages of females in its armed forces. so please explain why if women and homosexuals are bad for an army, why australia has only has three deaths in combat in the iraq and afganistan wars (one of which wa a soldier who was being an idiot and mucking about with his gun and accidently shot himself in his quarters).
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2007-11-02, 8:13 AM #102
Originally posted by Obi_Kwiet:
Even though we have really different world views, neither of us are idiots.


Hahaha.

Obi-Kwiet just said Jedikirby is as smart as he is.

Thats like the most righteous burn I've ever seen on these forums.
2007-11-02, 8:18 AM #103
Haha! That was way more funny to me than it should have been.

Also: JediGandalf, where's the line on who gets free speech and who doesn't? Can we agree against organized groups of certain levels of hate speech?
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2007-11-02, 8:44 AM #104
It's a line the Phelps' have clearly crossed that no one else has at the moment.
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2007-11-02, 8:54 AM #105
Originally posted by Freelancer:
That's really not a good example of writing. It lacks grace and sounds stuffy. It's always the same when he's trying to sound pretentious.
I'm not striving for pretension. I'm trying to explain a complex subject as quickly and correctly as possible. I actually think this is the best style for a serious subject because it makes it likelier I will convince someone out of reason than empty rhetoric.

That's not to say I don't come off as pretentious, but I'm not "trying to sound" that way. You give me too much credit.
2007-11-02, 10:10 AM #106
Originally posted by alpha1:
most african nations, most of western eroupe, canada, australia, new zealand, japan, many pacific island nations, and quite a few central asain nations would all disagree with you on the part about allowing homosexuals to openly serve in the military. basicly, the list of nations that ban homosexuals from serving openly in the military is primarily made up of nations where homosexuality is illegal outright, or are just starting to give rights to GBLT people.



Okay, I am not a bigot. I have no problem with people of any sexual orientation, mainly because I realize that as confident as I am in my sexuality, nobody's orietnation is absolute. Regardless, homosexuality in predominantly male units (or female, in the case of lesbians) will, destroy, unit cohesion. You can tell me this is not true all you want but I have seen it happen in my own units.

Yes, PERSONAL EXPERIENCE (In case bold isn't easy enough to read, I will go with annoying caps). The sexual tension for one reduces the effectiveness of fighters, or any support personnel. Now, make no mistake, I know there are a lot of closet homosexuals in the military. If it does not affect their performance, great, no problem, that is exactly why we have a "don't ask, don't tell" policy. The United States Military does not have a "no gays" policy. It prohibits the open statement of gay orientation. 90% of people in the military are closed minded idiots who are just there to fill body space, maneuver, and fire their weapon. Almost none are truly bad people but come from cultures that are not widely exposed to other cultures. If you fault them for that you are worse than they are.

The biggest thing is, most people in the military are very homophobic. It will result in a higher number of hate crime incidents, it will result in tension and needless unit politics. Perhaps when our culture changes so as to sufficiently accept people of openly gay orientation.

Regardless, the fact that some other countries allow open gays in their military makes no difference. As it stands, People of openly gay orientation do not belong in the United States Military.

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Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Norway and Switzerland all allow women to serve in all forms of military duty. most of the other nations that have major military forces are ones that are not going to be giving their policies away any time soon, or are countries where women are behind in a large number of rights.

WTF are you talking about? No countries allow women in all forms of military duty. None, zero, zip, Nada. Israel is probably the closest, many of my instructors when training with them were females (really, really, attractive Jewish women. They ARE my weakness) especially in the expert marksman programs.

Make no mistake, women are often in combat in Iraq these days. And not by Jessica Lynch style accidents either. We take women on presence patrols and raids, because only women are allowed to search the local women. They exchange fire and kill bad guys like anyone else. But only on these sorts of patrols, except in very large historical accidents.

I'm not going to tell you that women are not aggressive enough to be fighters. They can be as fine of fighters as anyone.

I am going to tell you this. I know men who will pick your ****ing house up, put it on their back, and walk to the moon. Every, single, time, that I have been in a unit with a woman, and we have gone on a road march/ruck hike/pack run, they have not been able to pull their weight. No matter how good of a runner they were, how many pull ups they could do, whatever. Most of them could out bench press me because I am a weak ***** and I still out marched them, because I am built for it.

But I can out walk them, and out run them with 120 pounds on my body any day of the week. Women do not have the musculature, or skeletal structure to sustain heavy load marches.

Israel also tried putting women in their commando units. It did not work. Men are naturally protective of women. There are exceptions, but this is especially true in the military where chivalry (although it is sometimes a farce) is a highly looked upon trait. When women in these commando units died, the unit's morale was destroyed.

I don't think women should be kept off the "front lines" because I want to protect them. **** that, they are people like anyone else and deserve the same care and protection I give to all of my Marines.

I don't think women should be kept off the "front lines" because they don't have the moral fiber (depravity, really) to kill someone. I've seen some girls who could certainly deal with killing another human.

I don't think women should be kept off the "front lines" because I am a bigot. They are not built for many of the tasks we undertake. There may be a few women in this world who are built enough to carry the loads we do. Those women are FAR fewer than you think. Mixing genders destroys unit morale. Look up the pregnancy rates in theater. Look up the rape rates stateside. Read about Israeli female deaths in combat. Grown men cry like babies when their male buddies die, they have complete breakdowns when female comrades die.

I think women should be kept off the "front lines" because combat is a ridiculous carnival of reality. Trying to introduce all the regular day-to-day tensions and concerns between the sexes is asking to introduce all of the civilized thought we go through each day. That is asking to remove the conditioning our fighters have gone through to be able to kill another human being. It's asking for ****.

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so realy, you cant give me that crap about women and homosexuals having no place on the front line, when your nation hasn't even got any proof that it is a bad thing.


I can ****ing give it to you all I want because it is 100% true. If you disagree with this you are wrong. Other countries may be able to make it work because of different cultures. That's awesome, that's great, woohoo, good for them. We are not those countries, it will not work for us. We have tried and it has failed. Do not tell me we have not tried either, because it isn't true. Women have attempted to become Special Forces operators. DID NOT WORK. Women have tried to become infantry lineman. DID NOT WORK. Do not suggest that women can perform the duties of the US infantryman unless you know what said duties entail. And you do not. Call of Duty and CS will not teach you anything about life in the military.

And because people seem to have the inability to read a piece of writing and summarize it for themselves, here you are.

Due to the current social state and culture of the United States military, open homosexuality is detrimental to the effectiveness of military units. By the same token, mixing genders in combat units has proven to be detrimental to the effectiveness of said units.

End of story.
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2007-11-02, 3:06 PM #107
Spook is awesome.
2007-11-02, 4:03 PM #108
spook, did you ever think that the problems with morale and other things when there is someone who is homosexual in the unit is caused by the constant stress caused by having to cover up who they are, even when not on active duty?

also, did you think that the reason that the US army has been doing so poorly in iraq and afganistan is because they use a methadology of get as many people in as possible that only have very basic training, instead of proper selection and giving them enough training (and equipment, which they are also trained in how to use). the fact is, that a heavily trained unit that is small in numbers will always do much better than just getting as many people as you can, giving them basic training, and putting them into combat.

and finaly, i have never even played CoD, and again, as i said, most of these problems are not caused by women being in the military, it is the fact that the US still seems to use the similar methadology of training and seting up that they used back when there was consription. They should put much more thought into just who they actualy recruit, where those people go, and stop extending the length that people serve while they are still serving. Getting told that you cannot go home (i know they can choose to stay, but the financial pressure on a number of people means that they cannot leave or their family not have enough money), after you have been expectiong to go home and see your family is a good thing.

and mabey the reason that morale is destroyed is that there is no psycological counciling service for everyone. while some units may be lucky enough to have one to access any time they want, most other people would probably only see one if their unit takes significant losses.
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2007-11-02, 10:42 PM #109
Let me preface this post by saying that you are ignorant and uniformed about the (US) military. You have no idea what you are talking about.

Originally posted by alpha1:
spook, did you ever think that the problems with morale and other things when there is someone who is homosexual in the unit is caused by the constant stress caused by having to cover up who they are, even when not on active duty?


Yes. One reason why it is discouraged to join as a closet homosexual. I am talking about the morale of an entire unit. Part of being in the military is sacrificing part of your identity to be part of a group.

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also, did you think that the reason that the US army has been doing so poorly in iraq and afganistan is because they use a methadology of get as many people in as possible that only have very basic training, instead of proper selection and giving them enough training (and equipment, which they are also trained in how to use). the fact is, that a heavily trained unit that is small in numbers will always do much better than just getting as many people as you can, giving them basic training, and putting them into combat.


No. We are the best trained military in the world. I know that a small, highly trained unit will do better because I am part of a small, highly trained unit. You do not know what you are speaking about on this matter. Have you been through the training the US military runs? Have you worked with foreign nations to compare? If you have please say so, but it would surprise me that you could still be so ignorant. While we may have a tendency to try and "fill spaces with bodies" those bodies are generally given adequate training.

We are doing very well in Iraq and Afghanistan in terms of combat. We have an absurd casualty:kill ratio. The majority of the deaths in Iraq are due to things you can't effectively combat as an individual. IEDs, vehicle and human borne. I feel that this is due to our troops being ineffectively deployed as roving targets in convoys.

Again, I have to ask why you are talking about this if you do not know what is going on. Your comments are based from speculation, conjecture, and limited experience. Mine are based on personal experience, training, and my personal research.

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and finaly, i have never even played CoD, and again, as i said, most of these problems are not caused by women being in the military, it is the fact that the US still seems to use the similar methadology of training and seting up that they used back when there was consription. They should put much more thought into just who they actualy recruit, where those people go, and stop extending the length that people serve while they are still serving. Getting told that you cannot go home (i know they can choose to stay, but the financial pressure on a number of people means that they cannot leave or their family not have enough money), after you have been expectiong to go home and see your family is a good thing.
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You do not know what our training methodologies are. Please do not comment on them. They are also not connected to the problems I noted with women.

Do you realize that I have a Lady Marine in my squad and that I deal with the awkward effects of that all the time? That said she is an outstanding Marine and I am happy to serve with her, but it does bring a new, possibly dangerous element to the unit dynamics. I am not saying these things from an armchair (well, I am) but from experience.

I agree that the continually lowering standards for recruitment are disappointing to me. However, the average caliber of US servicemembers in terms of job proficiency is still very high. It is very rare for people who are coming up on their EAS (end of active service) to be told they cannot leave the military. People who are, generally were serving in sensitive and valuable positions. Private Joe Schmoe is not going to be automatically extended. You make the claim that people cannot leave or their family will not have enough money. Is the government putting that pressure on people? For the most part-No. Is that even a common situation? No.

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and mabey the reason that morale is destroyed is that there is no psycological counciling service for everyone. while some units may be lucky enough to have one to access any time they want, most other people would probably only see one if their unit takes significant losses.


Psychological counseling is a part of every unit's training. At least in the Marine Corps. In addition to trained Chaplains of most all faiths being made available to servicemembers, psychological counseling is becoming widely more available, and is now part of "ramp down" training that nearly all units do upon returning from combat theaters.

Understand, if a servicemember requests psychological counseling, they cannot legally be denied that service. Any good NCO will take their man/woman off of a patrol if they feel that they are not in the proper mindset, council them personally, and if needs be send them to a professional. It used to be that most people never saw a counselor because it was seen as detrimental to their career. This is changing, and while the system is not perfect it is far, far better than you make it seem.

Where did you come up with the idea that most people only have access to counseling if their unit takes significant losses? This again demonstrates that you are unaware of the true current state of the military.

I am happy to continue to discourse with you, but please open your mind and take my word for it that this is how things are.
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2007-11-02, 10:44 PM #110
Someone should add the word "army" after "us" in the thread title. I'm angry with spook because he's now discussing things I can't argue about, and now I don't get to have any fun.
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2007-11-02, 11:03 PM #111
Originally posted by JediKirby:
Someone should add the word "army" after "us" in the thread title. I'm angry with spook because he's now discussing things I can't argue about, and now I don't get to have any fun.


You're just jealous you're not a tactical snob like me.

:colbert:
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2007-11-02, 11:30 PM #112
Originally posted by Spook:
You're just jealous you're not a tactical snob like me.

:colbert:


You're not a tactical snob, alpha1's just incredibly ignorant about the military in general. 95% of everything you said in your previous post is what I'd consider "common knowledge". :downs:
2007-11-03, 12:08 AM #113
He probably wouldn't know much about our military. He's from Deadmanland.
2007-11-03, 2:10 AM #114
also spook, please tell me if your military is the best in the world, why hasnt it won the war yet? Also, the US military hasnt had a major desisive victory in war since world war 2, which they only joined part way in, and were only initialy wanting to participate on the pacific front, and only joined because germany declared war on them.

also, you say that there will be a lack of cohesion in units if homosexuals are allowed to serve openly, but there are already many units that seems to show signs of lacking cohesion. i am sure that if some tropps in certain groups told each other about even minor social viewpoints, friendships could be lost, and if there are people in the military who canot keep their personal beliefs from affecting their performance, then realy, the military may just not be the right place for them.
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2007-11-03, 2:22 AM #115
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i am sure that if some tropps in certain groups told each other about even minor social viewpoints, friendships could be lost, and if there are people in the military who canot keep their personal beliefs from affecting their performance, then realy, the military may just not be the right place for them.

Two points, firstly for the most par the the military isn't lucky enough to be able to recruit from the ranks of liberal-leaning "It's ok, I respect your differences" university graduates for it's grunts.

Secondly, they're there to fight, not to create a pleasant corporate atmosphere.
2007-11-03, 2:56 AM #116
Originally posted by alpha1:
also spook, please tell me if your military is the best in the world, why hasnt it won the war yet? Also, the US military hasnt had a major desisive victory in war since world war 2, which they only joined part way in, and were only initialy wanting to participate on the pacific front, and only joined because germany declared war on them.


It's not a war. :hist101:

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2007-11-03, 5:05 AM #117
Originally posted by alpha1:
also spook, please tell me if your military is the best in the world, why hasnt it won the war yet?


...because doing so in a quick fashion would cost the lives of many innocent Iraqi civilians? Whereas al-Qaeda and similar organizations don't really care about the civilian cost, the U.S. military tries to mitigate the loss of civilian life. Thus, we can't do what would be necessary to completely wipe out the resistance, because the insurgents hide among the civilian population, whereas the insurgents don't care if they kill 40 civilians as long as they kill 10 coalition soldiers/workers.

(Note: I am in no way endorsing mass-bombings in Iraq)
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2007-11-03, 5:23 AM #118
Originally posted by Wolfy:
...because doing so in a quick fashion would cost the lives of many innocent Iraqi civilians? Whereas al-Qaeda and similar organizations don't really care about the civilian cost, the U.S. military tries to mitigate the loss of civilian life. Thus, we can't do what would be necessary to completely wipe out the resistance, because the insurgents hide among the civilian population, whereas the insurgents don't care if they kill 40 civilians as long as they kill 10 coalition soldiers/workers.

(Note: I am in no way endorsing mass-bombings in Iraq)


my point was that if they were the best army in the world, the resistance would not be able to function because the US would know where they were (know your enemy), not to mention they would also know how to win over the local population, reducing the number of new recruits the resistance gets.
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2007-11-03, 6:05 AM #119
Originally posted by Greenboy:
It's not a war. :hist101:


Why don't you try telling that to some of the amputees I've met.
2007-11-03, 6:06 AM #120
Originally posted by alpha1:
my point was that if they were the best army in the world, the resistance would not be able to function because the US would know where they were (know your enemy), not to mention they would also know how to win over the local population, reducing the number of new recruits the resistance gets.


You're confusing "best army" with "perfect army".
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