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I have no trouble justifying it. I see a blip on a screen that tells me your shot came from such and such a place. I respond with a rocket or bomb and kill many innocents. Your fault - not mine. You hid behind the innocents or your government is shit and did not warn the people to leave. Still not my fault.Quote:
Originally Posted by blackpanther
Oh, yes. I forgot.
Who said war was fair?
Who said war was fun?
Who started it?
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Originally Posted by ceburat
God :confused:
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ummmmm...ya..........Quote:
Originally Posted by ceburat
did you get my initial point at all?
You are correct, however, has anyone been successful yet - talked some of them out of their medieval sentiments, etc?Quote:
Originally Posted by stroller
No. They still have the death penalty in the US of A.
Whose God?Quote:
Originally Posted by ADare
^ I thought there was only one God.
So, what's wrong with launching rockets into civilian areas, hiding behind kids or killing US citizens?Quote:
Originally Posted by ceburat
The topic is about a hypothetical scenario in Pakistan.Quote:
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is ceburat one of these "won't listen" types?
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Originally Posted by blackpanther
If you mean - hard to justify killing of innocent kids - killing by US weapons. Yes, I got your point. Now get my point. You hid behind or among the women and children and shot at me. I returned fire not knowing the women and children where there. Whoses fault??? Certainly not mine.
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Originally Posted by ADare
I fail to see what the death penalty has to do with war. However, it should be done away with in the USA and all countries.
pakistan does have some areas that encourage terrorism and indeed do train these fukwits,
the pakistan govnmt is an ally of the west so why don't the pakistani's sort them out themselves instead of letting things escallate too far and getting the west involved to stop these terror camps.
the more the west gets involved in cleaning up terror camps and dangerous countries the more allienation is going to be felt by the east, which will in turn escallate an already deteriorating situation.
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There is only one God. His name is the Lord Jesus. And no he did not start the war.
the general concensus would be though....the soldiers are always at fault because they have killed the women and children.Quote:
Originally Posted by ceburat
the people who fired at the soliders may have survived due to the kids/women getting hit anyway...
public opinion will always be against the oppresors, as long as they continue to kill civilians they will never pacify the masses. they are fighting against the odds and will use everything to their aid including the media
But they do know, most of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by ceburat
A source of struggle with one's conscience, for those who have one. ;)
Pulling the trigger makes you at least partly guilty. Soldiers have to live with this, real Christians think it's wrong.
great stuff!! :)Quote:
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What's this? Do you mean training camps? :bunny3:Quote:
Originally Posted by meepho
Thou shalt not kill.Wasn't that one of the Ten commandments that Moses dragged down a rather large hill?
Yes, I understand that. My response, who started it, is from the part ab out aggression of the US. There is no US Aggression - Just a response.Quote:
Originally Posted by stroller
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sorry..i don't like simple answers....but :wtf1:
When you have war Civilians will be killed. When the USA / UK / major power kills them, they justify it as collaterol damage. In this instance they justify it by saying they could not help it / they were human shields.
On the other hand when the "terrorist" kills civilians they act morally outraged saying there is no justification for it. Lot's of posters come on here and say the are cave men / devils / whatever.
These acts of terror can be morally justified!
All killings and death in this way (war) are to me abhorent.
In my mind the US / UK / major powers should be looking and striving to solve these conflicts in other ways than war. Unfortunately I cannot see any of them doing this.
Instead of people saying good on our soldiers for killing the bastards, we should be encouraging our governments to find a different solution.
I was a military long before I became a christian. I have never been both at the same time. Soldiers doing their duty are guilty of nothing. Yes, real christians think it is wrong. The fact that I think the killing is wrong now that I am a christians in no way makes me blame the innocent US Soldiers. We never shoot at women and children on purpose and we do not hid behind them.Quote:
Originally Posted by stroller
What if Americans are the enemy? Don't they "support the troops", just as the other civilians support their fighting men?Quote:
Originally Posted by ceburat
Maybe what you meant was armed enemy, but then, you still have to make the conscious decision to shoot at unarmed "innocents" as well. I am surprised how unfamiliar you are with the intricacies of this issue, are there no questions and controversies amongst Christians on this?
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Originally Posted by Little Chuchok
Yes, Thou shalt not kill is one of the Ten Commandments. I believe that and agree with that today. However, as I answered stroller, I was in the military long before I became a christian. It's a shame that all religions do not believe it wrong to kill.