qlum said:actually it really looked like they had ak's and an rpg to me.
actually it really looked like they were just walking down the street to me
qlum said:actually it really looked like they had ak's and an rpg to me.
wyndcrosser said:Do you know how big those rounds are.... those individuals knew when they were around people with weapons they might get hurt... they did it anyway. News reporters especially in Iraq, AF, etc. are usually in tow with the local insurgent populace.
Don't debate things you have no idea about. You live in your bubbles and no idea how you got your life, your rights, and everything you hold dear. STFU.
And the dude who said "No", that was retarded answer. Seriously, yes you're hippies, or at least the majority of those who thought it cool to badmouth a country that has done a lot for all of us.
Enlist in the military and see how things really are.
QUOTE said:A man who does not question the judgement of a government run by its own people, and the actions of the soldiers that are supposed to protect him but murder many people in the process for no apparent reason, is truly the worst kind of idiot.
QUESTION WHAT??? I know why they did it, I give them points for doing it. I had those same types of individuals, just sitting around with cameras, we'd question them, and then 2 minutes later a VBIED (Car bomb) would blow up next to us.... and guess who caught it on film... those guys. Reuters and other news organizations pay locals to do their dirty work, these people were not good people.
You can put your thesaurus and poetry book away, and get out of your bubble.
Wynd
Wynd
wyndcrosser said:Do you know how big those rounds are.... those individuals knew when they were around people with weapons they might get hurt... they did it anyway. News reporters especially in Iraq, AF, etc. are usually in tow with the local insurgent populace.
Don't debate things you have no idea about. You live in your bubbles and no idea how you got your life, your rights, and everything you hold dear. STFU.
And the dude who said "No", that was retarded answer. Seriously, yes you're hippies, or at least the majority of those who thought it cool to badmouth a country that has done a lot for all of us.
Enlist in the military and see how things really are.
QUOTE said:A man who does not question the judgement of a government run by its own people, and the actions of the soldiers that are supposed to protect him but murder many people in the process for no apparent reason, is truly the worst kind of idiot.
QUESTION WHAT??? I know why they did it, I give them points for doing it. I had those same types of individuals, just sitting around with cameras, we'd question them, and then 2 minutes later a VBIED (Car bomb) would blow up next to us.... and guess who caught it on film... those guys. Reuters and other news organizations pay locals to do their dirty work, these people were not good people.
You can put your thesaurus and poetry book away, and get out of your bubble.
Wynd
Wynd
Right now the US wants Canada to stick around to lose more lives. I think you guys are the ones who right now owe us.VashTS said:so ive seen it. is anyone forgetting the fact that these gentlemen WERE ARMED and FIRING. i can't stand propaganda, at least edit that part out to make it seem like you have an argument.
You know this is Iraqi right? Chances are that they had guns to keep themselves alive!
QUOTE(wyndcrosser @ Apr 6 2010, 12:08 AM) You hippie bastards. 90% of the world owes their lives to us. So SHOVE IT!
Where's my 'True Button'?B-Blue said:Wow, 90% of the posts in this thread made more sad than watching that video.
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They look like tripods to me. That's how I hold my tripod.Lelouch said:
wyndcrosser said:You hippie bastards. 90% of the world owes their lives to us. So SHOVE IT! Seriously... 9/10 those Iraqis deserve it, any of you ever go into combat? I have... not freaking pretty, all those fun loving civilians, usually aren't just that. Corrupt, little terrorists with minds of egomaniacs.
Enough of a rant. Again, there is always a reason why bullets were involved. If you don't know all the facts, STFU.
Wynd
Uh... what? You don't thank god if you're an atheist, because you don't believe in him. [/offtopic]Flame™ said:Thank god im an atheist
QUOTE said:WikiLeaks has probably produced more scoops in its short life than the Washington Post has in the past 30 years — The National, November 19, 2009
The Christmas Truce is a beautiful story of the triumph of human nature over warwyndcrosser said:not freaking pretty, all those fun loving civilians, usually aren't just that. Corrupt, little terrorists with minds of egomaniacs.
Same shit can be said about AMERICANS or any other country, shit. It's smoke and mirrors from both sides.
I saw this movie called Brotherhood of War & it was about North Koreans VS South Koreans. What got to me was the words that were exchanged between a NK & a SK soldier on the battlefield:
SK Soldier: Don't let any of those bastards live! Get up, you communist bastard.
NK Soldier: You dirty pawn of American imperialism!
North Korea has always been well known for its propoganada against Americans. Without even getting to know one, I'm sure their first emotion upon laying their eyes on an American would be Hate, Anger, Fear due to the propoganda fed down their throats.
My point is, What have the Iraqi soldiers been told about the Americans or what have the American soldiers been told about the Iraqis to keep their fighting drive going? It's as if these countries at battle threw their humanistic characteristics out the door & went back to their barbaric ways.
Propoganda plays a huge role in anything. Just look at all the kids, teens, and adults who know nothing of Marijuana but believe it to be worse than Alcohol. I'm not getting into this shit though because it'll go on for 20 pages and I don't want to deal with the amount of ignoramuses who don't know shit about weed but will claim its the worst when they haven't done their own research or tried it themselves. What can I say, Primary Resource > Second Hand Information / Secondary Resouce.
An event like this taking place on a battlefield makes me smile though:
QUOTE said:What was the Christmas truce?
(On Christmas Eve and Christmas day, 1914, British and German forces at various places along the front met informally in no-man's land. In most places it began with each side singing carols and putting Christmas trees over their own positions. A few soldiers from each side ventured out and exchanged Christmas wishes and small presents and soon most of the soldiers on both sides were involved. Apparently in several places the trenches were empty while the opposing armies played football/soccer. Then on the 26th, they resumed shooting at each other.
There are many reports that French troops in some places also took part in the Christmas truce, although the French officially deny it. Even the British and German officers at the time officially denied that any such fraternization took place.
Most reports agree the truce started when the Germans erected their traditional Christmas trees on the parapets and began to sing carols. (The British, French and Australian commands did not supply trees to their men.) The British responded with carols of their own. Soon a truce was offered by the Germans (and accepted by the British) to bury the decaying bodies in no-man's land, left from a raid about 3 days previous. The Germans helped the British bury the dead, and some officers exchanged gifts. The Germans mostly had sausages, and cheese, from home. The British donated brandy, chocolate or tinned delicacies from home. Some of the enlisted men traded what they had. . . tins of bully beef, pocket knives, even buttons from their uniforms.
Eventually the troops went back to their trenches, although the caroling went on all night long. One German soldier, a famous opera singer, even serenaded the British troops. Many of the Germans had worked in London prior to the war, so they were able to sing in English. (The British even sang God Save the King to the Germans.)In some locations, the truce lasted throughout the following day, until the troops were rotated out. Then the fighting began again, in earnest.
The Christmas Truce is a beautiful story of the triumph of human nature over war. A great book about it to read is Silent Night: The Story of the World War I Christmas Truce, by Stanley Weintraub.
QUOTEThe Christmas Truce is a beautiful story of the triumph of human nature over war
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wyndcrosser said:You hippie bastards. 90% of the world owes their lives to us. So SHOVE IT! Seriously... 9/10 those Iraqis deserve it, any of you ever go into combat? I have... not freaking pretty, all those fun loving civilians, usually aren't just that. Corrupt, little terrorists with minds of egomaniacs.
Enough of a rant. Again, there is always a reason why bullets were involved. If you don't know all the facts, STFU.
Wynd
TrolleyDave said:wyndcrosser said:You hippie bastards. 90% of the world owes their lives to us. So SHOVE IT! Seriously... 9/10 those Iraqis deserve it, any of you ever go into combat? I have... not freaking pretty, all those fun loving civilians, usually aren't just that. Corrupt, little terrorists with minds of egomaniacs.
Enough of a rant. Again, there is always a reason why bullets were involved. If you don't know all the facts, STFU.
Wynd
90% of the world owes their lives to America? Which 90% would that be then? Stop talking shite.
DeltaBurnt said:TrolleyDave said:90% of the world owes their lives to America? Which 90% would that be then? Stop talking shite.
I lol'd
Yah it's more like we owe our lives to 90% of the world.
France, England, USSR, Canada, Mexio
We've been helped by countless countries in many different disasters or times of war.
They're americans... what do you expect? If it moves they'll shoot it.Thoob said:That's just sick. How could they even think those people were armed?