Can we please leave Iraq?
usmarine2005 wrote:
Can we please leave Iraq?
Marine???!1! is that you??!
Last edited by CommieChipmunk (2007-05-15 18:51:08)
Only if Iran does not get to have it when we do.
But yes, fuck those people.
But yes, fuck those people.
We will leave soon...in maybe 8 years. Its gonna be like another Vietnam.
Were never gonna get those Sunnis and sihads to love each other
Were never gonna get those Sunnis and sihads to love each other
I have said it a lot dude. Can't teach old dogs new tricks. Time to leave.CommieChipmunk wrote:
usmarine2005 wrote:
Can we please leave Iraq?
Marine???!1! is that you??!
The soldier with the sunglasses looks very much like a guy I know named Chris who is in the Army. Wonder if it's him.
If we left now, the Sunni states in the Sinai peninsula would end up facing off against Shiite Iran for control of the country. The Saudis and the Iranians would likely wipe each other off the map, and our problems in the middle east would be solved.....ATG wrote:
Only if Iran does not get to have it when we do.
But yes, fuck those people.
As for the Iraqis themselves, they're obviously completely incapable of rational thought, so I really don't care what happens to them anymore, I've heard too many stories of them betraying our troops to feel any sympathy for them.
Fuck Iraq. Our own countries still need sorting out.
If only his father had supported him.
R.I.PATG wrote:
Sir, my most profound sympathies.
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R.I.P.
I'm not a soldier but some of you soldiers out there must feel more pain to hear that a brother in arms has fallen.
Coincidentally, I am watching V for Vandetta. And in the movie, United States fell due to the war it has been fighting in the middle east and it fell into a second civil war.
I'm not saying that the movie is a fore shadow, just a coincidence that I am watching it.
sorry for going off topic.
I'm not a soldier but some of you soldiers out there must feel more pain to hear that a brother in arms has fallen.
Coincidentally, I am watching V for Vandetta. And in the movie, United States fell due to the war it has been fighting in the middle east and it fell into a second civil war.
I'm not saying that the movie is a fore shadow, just a coincidence that I am watching it.
sorry for going off topic.
who says he didn't ?Reciprocity wrote:
If only his father had supported him.
Just because he was critical of the war in Iraq in general doesn't mean he didn't support his son at the same time. I bet my ass he did.
It's a shame. No father should bury his son. Not for such reasons anyway.
Wow. A soldier died.
How many civilians died between his death and the previous military death?
How many civilians died between his death and the previous military death?
Beat me to it.Bubbalo wrote:
Wow. A soldier died.
How many civilians died between his death and the previous military death?
At least the soldier knew what he was getting into when he enlisted. Iraqi citizens don't enlist to be killed in anything.
Oh, and if Saudi was wiped clear off the map, your problems wouldn't be solved - far from it. You need oil, and you know it. Without Saudi there would be a clear rise in price.
-konfusion
What can I say, except that every time I hear that another one of our boys or girls has senselessly been killed or wounded on the battlefield of Iraq, I mourn for them, and I mourn for the families. I just want it to stop. Please! Bring our boys home.
Last edited by bonedoc69 (2007-05-16 01:15:23)
to tell yo honestly, ofcourse i feel great pains when a brother or sister becomes KIA. but that shit is a plain fact of war. YOU CANNOT LET THAT SHIT GET TO YOU WHEN YOU ARE IN COUNTRY and when your back home, at least for me, i feel really numb to it. its like a switch you could turn on and off and sometimes I feel like mine is stuck on the off. is it a bad thing? maybe. but emotion clouds judgement and keeps the mission from being accomplished. if a soldier were to breakdown everytime a comrade has fallen, then we would not have much of a fighting army.link52787 wrote:
R.I.P.
I'm not a soldier but some of you soldiers out there must feel more pain to hear that a brother in arms has fallen.
Coincidentally, I am watching V for Vandetta. And in the movie, United States fell due to the war it has been fighting in the middle east and it fell into a second civil war.
I'm not saying that the movie is a fore shadow, just a coincidence that I am watching it.
sorry for going off topic.
marine, tell me if im wrong
Last edited by GunSlinger OIF II (2007-05-16 01:24:35)
my boots *NO KARMA*
Why do you care. This isn't a game of chess.ATG wrote:
Only if Iran does not get to have it when we do.
But yes, fuck those people.
Your boots?GunSlinger OIF II wrote:
my boots
Deepest sympathies.
sry, according to my President, you can't be against a war and support the troops at the same time. you just can't.B.Schuss wrote:
who says he didn't ?Reciprocity wrote:
If only his father had supported him.
Just because he was critical of the war in Iraq in general doesn't mean he didn't support his son at the same time. I bet my ass he did.
It's a shame. No father should bury his son. Not for such reasons anyway.
Then your President doesn't know shit.Reciprocity wrote:
sry, according to my President, you can't be against a war and support the troops at the same time. you just can't.B.Schuss wrote:
who says he didn't ?Reciprocity wrote:
If only his father had supported him.
Just because he was critical of the war in Iraq in general doesn't mean he didn't support his son at the same time. I bet my ass he did.
It's a shame. No father should bury his son. Not for such reasons anyway.
But we all knew that already.
Support for a war has nothing to do with supporting the troops on the ground.
I don't understand why we make such a big deal of one soldiers death.
I can see a massacre of 140 marines being head news, but one marine really doesn't deserve all this attention. Sure, he died, and we feel bad for him, but why is it headline news?
I can see a massacre of 140 marines being head news, but one marine really doesn't deserve all this attention. Sure, he died, and we feel bad for him, but why is it headline news?
Last edited by Ryan (2007-05-16 17:35:38)
Aye. The troops will always have my support for them to return safely and in good condition. Unless they do heinous things, they've got my backing. It's the guys in the suits sitting in Congress and the White House who get to be on the "on and off" support.