Originally posted by Cyrus

Originally posted by junglejake
haha great sign! And it's true, war can benefit humanity. The deaths of a few can save the lives of many.

haha
i bet ur american

let's see you die "oh so patriotically" for your beloved U.S
think before you post, and place thyself in the victim's shoes.
disgusted with your mentally lacking spamming
Cyrus

Let me speak. I have served for my country, I have had bullets tossed at me but kept doing my job, and thank God, I lived.
Victims? What victims? What are you, a Ba'ath party member that feels victimized because he wasn't able to rape more young boys, torture more people or gass more Kurds? Or, are you old enough to be a demoralized Nazi party member who long for the days of Dachau or Auschwitz?
Yeah, he's American, I am, too. The war on terror is like the other wars in which we've been involved; it is necessary for our security as well as others, only this time it appears to be mainly for our security. This is something the rest of the world seems to dislike. I like Bush, don't care if you don't like it. We have to insure our survival. Unless you are one of the above mentioned "victems", I suggest you pray for our victory.

Hehe, I love protest Warrior signs......

three things are inevitable, death, war and those damn taxes.

War is a fact of nature, a fact of life. Nature itself has its own wars, wars of species, of genetics. And war is a last resort, but some can be blind when it is plain that that last resort has been reached. We went to war in Germany to protect our interests, and the interests and lives of others. We went to war in Vietnam in attempt to do good, when all the ended was blood. War has done so much overall good for humanity, but it has done so much overall pain as well.

We are built to feel pain, and so war is pain. War is intrinsic to our nature, and it will never, ever end. Wart is needed, every golden age in human history was preceded by a conflict, a reshaping of the earth.

*phew* I'm done being deep