Originally posted by jerico65
Well, once again, you're obvious lack of knowledge of the military is showing. The military is one big team supporting each other, but there is a
difference between a medic or clerk and an infantryman or a tanker.
You do know the Geneva Conventions protects some just for that reason (Clergy, medics). If there wasn't a difference between the two, then why would
that be?
Don't distort what i said, i'm talking about concience here, i know that by internacional law you cannot blame a cook or a clerk, but without them
could the grunt do their job? as you said they are one big team.
But the majority of those are volunteers right? The clergy, the field medic, they go to confort or save the lives of the grunt which is always
laudable.
If the grunt didn't go in the first place what would happen to those that support him?
Originally posted by jerico65
And if the US military was conducting genocide as you claim, we're doing a piss poor job at it. An Army usually doesn't supply medical aid to a
group of people they are trying to kill off. Quick tip: Research pays off.
I didn't blame the US. army especifically for the genocide in Iraq nor did i said that was their objective, again you misinterpreted me, they have
allies there, and the insurgents kill iraquis too, but 1 million deaths is a genocide.
Quick question: can any of those meds resurrect the dead or grow a lost limb again?
You keep pushing those arguments that don't add # to the discussion just to make me look bad, it's not like the entire army is made of evil man,
they will push for humanitary aid in there too, doesn't change the fact that they are being used by the Elite to further their goals.
Originally posted by jerico65
Oh, you mean that kid that was wounded by an insurgent's bomb in a marketplace crowded with civilians? Oh, no, killing that insurgent is a perk.
And what was that insurgent before you came along? was he a normal working everyday guy, albeit living in a dictatorship, maybe his family was blown
to bits by your planes at the first strike, who the hell knows.
One of the leaders of Hamas was on Hardtalk awhile back and he said that the only reason he joined was because Israel had killed his sons on a air
raid, is he right to join a terrorist group for that? i cannot answer, never been through what he experienced, but i can tell you that, war only
generates more terrorists and more deaths, it's never the answer. He will become the same as the monster who killed his kids.