Originally Posted by Randwolf
Would you kill to save you or your family's lives? Yes or no?
Only if attacked.
Personally I think anyone who believes violence is a solution should be requested to blow their brains out.
Originally Posted by Randwolf
Well, I don't see any reason not to follow your own advice - please tell me your preference of funeral flowers? Or perhaps you will simply decline to fulfill your own request?
Not at all. If I was fighting back with a gun, you'd be right
Its never been necessary, I usually just nag them to death.
Personally I think anyone who believes violence is a solution should be requested to blow their brains out.
You have to worry about the US, Britain, Israel and their puppets NATO followers . Wow....that is too much worry to carry around !.They'll get over it, as the Americans will. Between the two, its not China we have to worry about.
I've never been faced with the situation but let me put it this way, if by some chance, my family was in danger and I went out and got the biggest bomb I could find and dropped it on the neighborhood of the people I suspected had attacked them or were planning to attack them, you have permission to remind me to blow my brains out. Premeditated murder is murder under any excuse.
Originally Posted by Randwolf
Would you kill to save you or your family's lives? Yes or no?
Only if attacked.
Personally I think anyone who believes violence is a solution should be requested to blow their brains out.
Originally Posted by Randwolf
Well, I don't see any reason not to follow your own advice - please tell me your preference of funeral flowers? Or perhaps you will simply decline to fulfill your own request?
It's usually not premeditated SAM - most soldiers encounter enemy combatants by surprise, and have to kill, and have to kill very quickly. Very similar to the conditions that you can comprehend in the analogy involving your immediate family.
I'm attempting to distinguish between a reaction and a premeditated commitment to a violent career by volunteering to specialise in itYou seem to meet the qualifications, at least under certain circumstances...
So it would be alright for me to train in Sere for several weeks
People who join the military typically couldn't cut it in a real, civilized profession that is designed for peaceful pursuits. Hence they embrace an occupation for the losers of life, one that embraces only destruction. Truth.
http://www.heritage.org/Research/NationalSecurity/cda08-05.cfmBased on an understanding of the limitations of any objective definition of quality, this report compares military volunteers to the civilian population on four demographic characteristics: household income, education level, racial and ethnic background, and regional origin. This report finds that:
The facts do not support the belief that many American soldiers volunteer because society offers them few other opportunities. The average enlisted person or officer could have had lucrative career opportunities in the private sector. Those who argue that American soldiers risk their lives because they have no other opportunities belittle the personal sacrifices of those who serve out of love for their country.
- U.S. military service disproportionately attracts enlisted personnel and officerswho do not come from disadvantaged backgrounds. Previous Heritage Foundation research demonstrated that the quality of enlisted troops has increased since the start of the Iraq war. This report demonstrates that the same is true of the officer corps.
- Members of the all-volunteer military are sig*nificantly more likely to come from high-income neighborhoods than from low-income neighborhoods. Only 11 percent of enlisted recruits in 2007 came from the poorest one-fifth (quintile) of neighborhoods, while 25 percent came from the wealthiest quintile. These trends are even more pronounced in the Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) program, in which 40 percent of enrollees come from the wealthiest neighborhoods—a number that has increased substantially over the past four years.
- American soldiers are more educated than their peers. A little more than 1 percent of enlisted personnel lack a high school degree, compared to 21 percent of men 18–24 years old, and 95 percent of officer accessions have at least a bachelor’s degree.
- Contrary to conventional wisdom, minorities are not overrepresented in military service. Enlisted troops are somewhat more likely to be white or black than their non-military peers. Whites are proportionately represented in the officer corps, and blacks are overrepresented, but their rate of overrepresentation has declined each year from 2004 to 2007. New recruits are also disproportionately likely to come from the South, which is in line with the history of Southern military tradition.
People who join the military typically couldn't cut it in a real, civilized profession that is designed for peaceful pursuits. Hence they embrace an occupation for the losers of life, one that embraces only destruction. Truth.
but my experience with allied forces (which has been varied and rather extensive) leads me to believe they are much the same.
It's a bullshit assertion on its face, of course, and can only be supported if you already believe the rest of the piss and vitriol he's been spewing throughout the thread.
the average military personnel is one step above drug dealers and prostitutes.
So it would be alright for me to train in Sere for several weeks, learn advanced weapon handling ...
I'm not sure SAMOriginally Posted by S.A.M.
So it would be alright for me to train in Sere for several weeks, learn advanced weapon handling ...
Thank [insert deity] no - she is rabid on this topic..."
Am I to judge all Indians by your actions? Am I to judge all members of these forums by your actions? Are you an accurate representation of EVERYBODY in your vicinity?
Marine Corps here. Still active duty, though not for too much longer. The joint service/allied military work I've done has been as a JTAC.Mind if I ask which military you served?
Marine Corps here. Still active duty, though not for too much longer. The joint service/allied military work I've done has been as a JTAC.