Re: Michael Moore infers "snipers are cowards"; Medal of Honor recipient responds
ty 4 the rep comment, Sirk..
ty 4 the rep comment, Sirk..
Exactly what flavor is that Kool Aid, David?A movie about the war, has to have heroes and glory. So cut out all the horrible bits and splice it up.
We can't have a movie about the actual causes for the Iraq War....
That would just be filled with War Criminal Republican "Conservatives" committing crimes against humanity.
That wouldn't be a movie, that would just be public record and facts. Which might bum out quite a few right wingers on this forum.
Flavor, I'm not sure of. Looks red from here, though.Exactly what flavor is that Kool Aid, David?
I agree with part of your post but we do know that some of the big liberal thinkers have suggested this very thing needs to be done...the old system of family and faith needs to be destroyed so they can build a better society... Is it very much a part of the agenda for some to destroy the traditional ideas that many of us believe have made us the great nation we are.
Good at least you sound reasonable? But it seems some have a real desire to destroy some of the traditional standards that have made our society strong?Personally, as a liberal, I believe everything should be challenged, even stereotypical liberalism, if such a thing exists. When I challenge ideas, I usually come up with conclusions that I feel are relevant and pertinent, and any such conclusions I make are not because I am part of some wider conspiratorial ''agenda'' which I adhere to without thought, but because I have come to those conclusions after weighing the precursors to it with utmost effort.
Good at least you sound reasonable? But it seems some have a real desire to destroy some of the traditional standards that have made our society strong?
Well you don't sound so reasonable now...lol And a good study of history will show that the societies that have believed the Gospel of Jesus Christ and upheld His Authority over the earth are blessed, those who do not are cursed...its really quite simple to seeI think even the idea that it's tradition that made our society strong should be challenged. I challenge whether traditions are better left as they are, of if society would be better if they were destroyed. I challenge, because that's who I am. I dislike to accept anything ''just because that's how it is'' or ''that's how it used to be'' or ''that's what we were told to think''.
Well you don't sound so reasonable now...lol And a good study of history will show that the societies that have believed the Gospel of Jesus Christ and upheld His Authority over the earth are blessed, those who do not are cursed...its really quite simple to see![]()
I disagree. America (as a global commercial, industrial, political and military entity) upholds virtually none of what Jesus taught:
Don't seek power, don't kill, don't hoard riches, strive for peace, sacrifice yourself before others, be humble, give to the poor.
Well, America are the most powerful, one of the most murderous of innocents, the second richest now I think, the country in the most wars, the country best known for competitiveness and arrogance, one of the highest for rates of homelessness and poverty .. etc etc etc.
Countries don't get rich and powerful off of listening to Jesus, they get rich and powerful off ignoring him.
Yes its called the blessing of the Lord upon the righteous...and I don't know where you get this other info...its sounds like liberal propaganda to me? I suggest you travel the rest of the world and get to know the people in this country who are in fact Godly and righteous in Christ. As long as the righteous dwell in this country, this country will be blessed by God. The evil we see in this country comes for the most part from the depraved liberal mind, not those who love Christ and uphold His truth.
So Goldmann Sachs is Godly? The war in Iraq and Afghanistan is Godly? High rates of homelessness while enough empty homes exist to shelter them is Godly? Wall Street is Godly? Materialism and commercialism are Godly? Unchecked economic libertarianism at the expense of the poor is Godly? The highest incarceration rates on Earth, is Godly? Murdering hundreds of thousands in Afghan Iraq, and hundreds of thousands more in South America, Vietnam, Guam, and various other places is Godly? Being currently in more wars and responsible for more daily innocent casualities than any other nation is Godly? Letting sick and dying children die because they can't pay for their medical bills is Godly? One of the highest rape rates on Earth, is Godly? Commercializing and selling women and sex is Godly? Elitism is Godly? Nationalism is Godly? Service to Uncle Sam before God, is Godly? Forcing your customs by military force bigger than the next ten military nations' forces combined (AKA, bullying) is Godly?
There might be a small majority of people in America who oppose these things, but when a population is more than 70% Christian yet is the most aggressive, the richest, the most globally competitive and the most warmongering nation on the planet you have to ask yourself whether you're deluded to think America is a ''Godly nation''.
America thrives because America takes by force, America manipulates other economies and political infrastructures and America has a grotesquely large military and intelligence network to do it all with.
I sincerely can't imagine Jesus sitting at a table with Americas government, financial heads (the most powerful) and all those who patriotically support them and saying ''well done folks, you helped the world, you forgave, you fed and clothed and housed the poor, you did not oppress, you were humble and respectful, you did not love money and you served your God and your fellow man greatly!''
The people wanted a king because they are too lazy for self governance.
Put your words in a frame and hang it as art work. 25 years from now you'll see how immature and misguided you are at this point in your life. But don't fret, one day you will rejoice at the wisdom you will have obtained by then.I challenge, because that's who I am. I dislike to accept anything ''just because that's how it is'' or ''that's how it used to be'' or ''that's what we were told to think''.
This was said by Kyle in his book upon which the movie was based. It refers to a question his co-author asked him about "defending the Iraqi people." Kyle didn't say he wasn't helping the Iraqi people, but he did say his first and foremost concern in battle was to protect his people.''I couldn't give a flying **** about the Iraqis''
Moronic lie. Anyone can look this one up in his book, or now, on the Internet. No, he did not say that. He said the people who are now ISIS, who were then al-Qaeda in Iraq, were savages. All you've got to do is turn on the news and wait for five minutes for the latest ISIS atrocity to be reported, and you will know Kyle was right.''The locals are savages''
In World War II and Korea, U.S. and allied troops knew the enemy. He was the guy in the different uniform. Since Vietnam, it has at times been impossible to tell who, for sure, the enemy is. But you've never had the guts to go to war, so you wouldn't know that, would you?And my personal favorite from the man, when discussing battle rules: ''If you see anyone from about 16 to 65, and they're male, shoot 'em. Kill every male you see. That wasn't the official language of course, but that was the idea''.