Originally posted by JesusBorba
The empaty comment in the other post was related to the guy saying that killing was a #ing perk of that job.
I'm talking about the big picture here and you come with experience acquired by this bs war on terror? you give me a brake, because as long as you don't understand that you are really clueless, and nobody talked about any natural disaster here, unless you consider a bomb to be an act of god, some people do.
Well I apologize then for reading into your comment.
One thing to remember, the war on terror was not create by the military and we never wanted it, also we seem to focus on that only when the military does so much more in a completely positive manor all over the world. My first 12 years in the service I did mainly humanitarian missions then Desert Storm for a short while followed by another 10 years of humanitarian mission until the Iraq war and though I fought in it I did many more further humanitarian mission than combat missions.
I understand where you are coming from in that the big picture of the war over there has been very bad for both sides and we can blame our politicians and the Iraqi people mainly for that. Without our politicians we never would have gone there in the firest place and if the Iraqi people embraced freedom after Saddam fell and not kill each other in sectarian fighting we would not still be there.
In the end it was all a mess no matter how well the military performed...


. Almost all goes to some obscure internacional debt, contracted god
knows when, to the IMF and World Bank. 

