ofuxSanjaya wrote:
BRB FBIPoseidon wrote:
I also say I wanna kill some members of our current administration. Would I ever? hell no. I can't even imagine myself killing an animal let alone a human being.
Then they wouldn't very much be considered a civilian huh?usmarine2005 wrote:
Easier then you think if that human is shooting at you.
One would think.......Poseidon wrote:
Then they wouldn't very much be considered a civilian huh?
You don't have much of a choice now because everything is investigated and 'big brother" is in full effect....It is very very rare in Baghdad, that a (non)Spec-ops soldier comes across a situation that nobody else sees it. You have to report it... You patrol the streets all the time and meet with town leaders and they will tell you "somebody was killed in this area on this day and here is their body" all a maneuver commander has to do is check the patrol schedule and activity log then start asking questions and somebody is gonna catch hell......If the civilian killing was ruled an accident and you used the correct methods to avoid it then you are ok in the military's eyes....the dummies get hammered when they try to cover it up.jonnykill wrote:
lol Question : After 2 tours in Iraq in an unarmored hummer getting shot @ by people dressed in civillian colthing attacking you with RPG's, AK-47's, IED's and mortor would you find the courage to rat out a fellow soldier if he wasted some civillians in the heat of battle?
Give me a F^%$#ing break........
No, I wouldn't. If he was a torturing serial killer, maybe. I have special rules for family. And those rules extend to the officers I work with. I trust them with the same degree I trust my brother. I depend on them, and they on me.CommieChipmunk wrote:
For killing an innocent human being? Fuck yes I would tell on him, but I know that he's more intelligent than that.usmarine2005 wrote:
Would you tell on your brother?
would you tell on your brother, jesus.. give me a break.
I say it all the time, rolls of the toungue better than "fucking around"usmarine2005 wrote:
lol...I need to use that at work.m3thod wrote:
pissing about = fucking aroundusmarine2005 wrote:
QFT..except for the pissing part. What does that mean?
Yeah, it's not like murder is any big deal .Miller wrote:
The one who may have saved your life in the past?usmarine2005 wrote:
Would you tell on your brother?
If a guy in my squad kills people indescriminantly then he should be reported, as our army is PROFESSIONAL soldiers, not murderers. . . .Bubbalo wrote:
Yeah, it's not like murder is any big deal .Miller wrote:
The one who may have saved your life in the past?usmarine2005 wrote:
Would you tell on your brother?
Parker wrote:
do you want to stereotype soldiers?
soldiers are trained to not shoot civilians, ROE. if it happens, it is unfortunate, but they call it war, not happy fucking fun time.
This play on a sense of allegiance is lost on people with such duplicity, herd instincts and lack of character.Miller wrote:
The one who may have saved your life in the past?usmarine2005 wrote:
Would you tell on your brother?
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So if my brother killed someone in cold blood, your suggesting i wouldnt report it. Ofc i fucking would. He may be my brother but that doesnt mean i would sacrifice my morals and my concious for him. I would perhaps even die for him, but im not going to live in misery for him.usmarine2005 wrote:
Would you tell on your brother?
Dunno if you mentioned it, but they also invented beer.fibtech wrote:
Gee, look what the non-humans "invented"............thareaper254 wrote:
Iraq is still in the stone age technology wise, they don't contribute to the world at all. I haven't ever heard of an Iraqi inventing anything. They aren't really humans in a sense.sergeriver wrote:
I wouldn't tell on my brother, but I would tell on another soldier if he committed a crime against human rights.
I'm not trying to be racist, it is true, Iraq hasen't contributed to the world at all, and if you show me proof that they invented something useful I will shut my mouth and take back everything I've said.
Sophisticated irrigation systems, first cereal agriculture, earliest writing (cuneiform), pass on complex techniques to successive generations, full syllabic alphabet, recording the commerce of the times in great depth, double entry accounting practices (used to this day as a standard for record keeping), private properties, the numeral 60 based math system (which is the basis of time in the modern world), banking, recording of literature (like the epic of Gilgamesh), early calendars, bureaucratic system of priesthood, the first wars fought, the earliest legal comprehensive code known in history (Hammurabi Code), the first wheel, the first seed plow, the first sailboat, the division of circle into 360 degrees, invention of longitude and latitude in geographical navigation, the first sophisticated medical science, algebraic equations and invention of zero, and much much more, were all founded and developed in Iraq, in historical order, giving witness to the greatness the country has known over the centuries in terms of human achievements.
But other than that, what have the Romans done for us?
Oh bullshit. The Suck is the same now as it was back in 1995. Just different equipment and uniforms.GorillaTicTacs wrote:
Those articles printed today pretty much confirm what I've been saying all along. Since Bush took office, there's been a sharp decline in ethics training the military receives and the new recruits I was getting in 2001 (before 9/11) reflected that. Soldiers I was prepping for the board had no idea what the Geneva Conventions were or what to do if they were given an illegal order. It was the result in a definite change in the tone of the leadership, and it started at the top and trickled all the way down. The few high-level NCO's that I respected for having integrity started bailing about that time. Then 9/11 happened, and again it was a free pass to do whatever the hell you wanted in the name of paranoia.