Pastor Larry said:It is hardly totally ridiculous. When we wanted to win WWII, we dropped atomic weapons on civilian populations, knowing the outcome, but considering it worth it. In Iraq, the US has gone out of their way to not bomb civilian populations, but to protect them, even at the expense of our own soldiers. The proof is easily seen by simply looking at the way the war has been waged.
The idea that this administration does not care about what happens to the civilian population is beyond totally ridiculous. It is downright offensive. We can certainly disagree with the administration's policy on the war, or how it has been conducted without stooping to those levels.
I agree...
And will add, if we waged war the way we used to the troops would have been home now...
But nooo... we have become a panty-waist nation afraid to wage war.
War is Hell... someone once said...
Now it is just a game.
Ecc 3:8
(8) A time to love, and a time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace.
The problem is, we are trying to have peace at a time of war...we are mixing the 2...
Shock and Awe used to mean something... now it means...
"Hey you over there.. you hoo.... we are going to bomb you .... but don't worry, we will help you rebuild.. and you can hide in citizens houses, because we will not bomb them...