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So you don't want to die because not wanting to die means you have no urge to die. :imu:MiccyNarc said:I've come to grips with the fact and now I don't care anymore.
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So you don't want to die because not wanting to die means you have no urge to die. :imu:MiccyNarc said:I've come to grips with the fact and now I don't care anymore.
The reason we went to war is because thousands of innocent people who didn't deserve to die were killed on American soil.NotATool said:You cannot expect us to respect your views if you absolutely fail to respect ours.
I do not want to join the army, because the army participates in war, and wars kills thousands of people who do not deserve to die.
Dario D. said:The reason we went to war is because thousands of innocent people who didn't deserve to die were killed on American soil.
I understand what you mean, but don't forget that we're fighting an enemy who needs nothing but *time* to grow before they can attack us again... and again... and again... If we had left them alone, I can't say how many times we'd been attacked since then, because the war has very effectively locked them down in their hole, and stopped them from killing thousands upon thousands more Americans, and spreading mass panic and terror. Without our efforts, they would just grow... and grow... and grow... and grow...
People seem to forget that they want us dead (attacking our towers, Pentagon, and White House wasn't a random plane accident - they like what they did, and won't stop till America doesn't exist anymore), and strive every day to find more and new ways to come to our soil and kill us, which they've been stopped from doing. When they attacked the US the first time, they were surprised (and delighted) that the towers fell, and didn't expect it. Now it's probably their best and favorite plan. If we hadn't gone to war, I fail to comprehend how many bridges or important buildings would be remaining in the US, and what the economy would look like.
-- Replying to the original post, I'm not outdoorsy enough to join the marines (it's hard for me to tolerate extended periods of discomfort), but if they had electric blankets and air conditioners inside your clothes, I wouldn't mind it so much, especially if the deployment is interesting.
Do you honestly believe that the invasions are just causing more terrorist attacks? Actualy, the military are protecting you as now most attacks are on the soldiers, not in America.Dario D. said:The reason we went to war is because thousands of innocent people who didn't deserve to die were killed on American soil.
I understand what you mean, but don't forget that we're fighting an enemy who needs nothing but *time* to grow before they can attack us again... and again... and again... If we had left them alone, I can't say how many times we'd been attacked since then, because the war has very effectively locked them down in their hole, and stopped them from killing thousands upon thousands more Americans, and spreading mass panic and terror. Without our efforts, they would just grow... and grow... and grow... and grow...
People seem to forget that they want us dead (attacking our towers, Pentagon, and White House wasn't a random plane accident - they like what they did, and won't stop till America doesn't exist anymore), and strive every day to find more and new ways to come to our soil and kill us, which they've been stopped from doing. When they attacked the US the first time, they were surprised (and delighted) that the towers fell, and didn't expect it. Now it's probably their best and favorite plan. If we hadn't gone to war, I fail to comprehend how many bridges or important buildings would be remaining in the US, and what the economy would look like.
-- Replying to the original post, I'm not outdoorsy enough to join the marines (it's hard for me to tolerate extended periods of discomfort), but if they had electric blankets and air conditioners inside your clothes, I wouldn't mind it so much, especially if the deployment is interesting.
So, you think if we'd have stayed here, everything would be nice and intact, and they never would have attacked again?john3571000 said:Christ
Do you really believe that?
How is that possible after all this time that you can say something so naive and ignorant?
short recoil said:A good old war from time to time is a good thing.
I disagree. I say everyone deserves to die, and they do.No. Nobody deserves to die.
But at what cost, Steve? At what cost?Steve said:Hey. WWII helped get us outta the great depression.
http://www.halflife2.net/forums/showpost.php?p=1843096&postcount=86john3571000 said:You scare me
Dario D. said:The reason we went to war is because thousands of innocent people who didn't deserve to die were killed on American soil.
Dario D. said:I understand what you mean, but don't forget that we're fighting an enemy who needs nothing but *time* to grow before they can attack us again... and again... and again... If we had left them alone,
Dario D. said:I can't say how many times we'd been attacked since then, because the war has very effectively locked them down in their hole, and stopped them from killing thousands upon thousands more Americans, and spreading mass panic and terror. Without our efforts, they would just grow... and grow... and grow... and grow...
Dario D. said:People seem to forget that they want us dead (attacking our towers, Pentagon, and White House wasn't a random plane accident - they like what they did, and won't stop till America doesn't exist anymore), and strive every day to find more and new ways to come to our soil and kill us, which they've been stopped from doing. When they attacked the US the first time, they were surprised (and delighted) that the towers fell, and didn't expect it. Now it's probably their best and favorite plan. If we hadn't gone to war, I fail to comprehend how many bridges or important buildings would be remaining in the US, and what the economy would look like.
Dario D. said:-- Replying to the original post, I'm not outdoorsy enough to join the marines (it's hard for me to tolerate extended periods of discomfort), but if they had electric blankets and air conditioners inside your clothes, I wouldn't mind it so much, especially if the deployment is interesting.
dantewilliams said:My job is to make sure you dont have to know fear from a foreign power.
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I'm not sure I follow. :Eel Chi said:But at what cost, Steve? At what cost?
Ikerous said:1.) I hate work
2.) I hate doing stuff
3.) I hate change
4.) I dont wanna go anywhere
5.) I'm Anti-(aiding killing ppl)
drunkymonkey said:I'd rather not kill people, and I'd rather not have people kill other people.
I'm scum you know.
I'm a pacifist.
Hehe, thanks.kirovman said:You will burn for this, Heretic!
Nice location BTW.
I meant our deployment in the middle east in general, under the guise of "the war on terror"... not neccessarily Iraq.CptStern said:what CptStern said...
OH. MY. GOD.ríomhaire said:
Dario D. said:I meant our deployment in the middle east in general, under the guise of "the war on terror"... not neccessarily Iraq.
I hold them responcable for their actions. However, the blame lies on our selves (tax payers ) for funding such a deed.Let me ask you guys something whlie still staying away from this discussion:
What do you think of the soldiers that are in Iraq right now?
And I don't want to just hear, "Bring them home".
Lol, get married have kids.SenorDingDong said:Why would anyone have a desire to join the army?
Id much rather live a normal, life get married have kids. etc.
I think this makes about as much sense as "Why would anyone have a desire to eat Chinese food?"SenorDingDong said:Why would anyone have a desire to join the army?
Raeven0 said:I think this makes about as much sense as "Why would anyone have a desire to eat Chinese food?"
Your marines > army stuff is getting lame.dantewilliams said:HAHA ok stern that guy is NO WAY A MARINE. hes a army bitch haha. No wonder he got screwed, even i hate the army. that would never happen in the Marines, you know what you are getting into when you join the marines, every marine is a rifleman.
Well, they didn't have goatse and ogrish back then.Mr-Fusion said:Well war is a piece of shit. IT's great watching documentaries interviewing old war veterans and seeing them collapse into sobbing little child when they're forced to recall memories of the carnage and losing friends. Rewind 60 years and they're a youthful kid excited to go off to battle.
The youthful excited pro-war kids in here should learn something from how those old guys view war.
There's no reason to join the military today unless you strongly believe invading and securing oil rich countries is important to the survival of western civilisation. When we hit peak oil, Iran knows the U.S will try and take their oil by force which is why they're working as hard as possible to get the best invasion deterrant, nukes. Wouldn't you?
It's a love-hate relationship!DeusExMachina said:I find it retarded how each branch thinks they're better than one another.
I can answer that question for you. In my case, because I couldn't find a white-collar job, and working in the military certainly beats mixing concrete and flipping burgers at McDonald's.... With my college degree, I'll probably become an officer.SenorDingDong said:Why would anyone have a desire to join the army?
Id much rather live a normal, life get married have kids. etc.
You need to sign up specifically for OTS if you're looking to become an officer outside of ROTC and you have a college degree.kelt'ar said:I can answer that question for you. In my case, because I couldn't find a white-collar job, and working in the military certainly beats mixing concrete and flipping burgers at McDonald's.... With my college degree, I'll probably become an officer.
Mr-Fusion said:Well war is a piece of shit. IT's great watching documentaries interviewing old war veterans and seeing them collapse into sobbing little child when they're forced to recall memories of the carnage and losing friends. Rewind 60 years and they're a youthful kid excited to go off to battle.
The youthful excited pro-war kids in here should learn something from how those old guys view war.