I believe that's generally known as "stream of consciousness" writing or "literary diarrhea". I'd like to know the author's opinion on Ward Churchill's first amendment rights...
The Lt. General is my kind of guy. Kill em', kill em all.
We need a certain percentage of professional soldiers who are gung ho to the max. I met a sargent once who had spent 12 one year tours in Viet Nam. He was one of my instructors at The Hudson Trade School for Wayward Boys (West Point). The guy loved war more than life itself. He was a supreme special operator and our country was damn lucky to have him. After only three months as an instructor he begged the Army to send him back to Nam and off he went. What an incredible soldier!
It sometimes becomes necessary, as it has for the U.S.
And this writer has probably never been in a war zone. If he had, he'd understand where this hero is coming from.
People in a war zone don't have time for PC bullsh!t. A sense of humor is also one of the more important things to pack and take with you if you're headed into a war zone.
This pompous writer can go to H-E-Double-Hockeysticks.
Oh please.
"Blood makes the grass grow. Kill.Kill. Marines make the blood flow. Kill. Kill." - typical cadence we use on long runs in the USMC
These people are such whiney beotches.
What a strange juxtaposition. You train a warrior, and when he does his job well, and says he likes it you slap his hand.
Lordy, Herald, you should change your name to the Miami Repeat, since these are hardly breaking stories. But, on Food Analogy Day, I can say, "Take the burgers off the grill, boys, they're burnt!"
"Frankly, it isn't as if the U.S. military doesn't have problems with domestic violence and the abuse of women among the troops."
What the HELL does that have to do with what the General said? He was completely backing up the notion that domestic violence and abuse of women are BAD!
The Herald is such a rag. If Florida had ONE remotely conservative statewide daily paper...maybe a conservative counterpart to Gannett's USA Today/local today in Florida, and elsewhere...it'd put the leftist papers down for good.
Wartime generals need to be of a different mind than "normal" people. When I was in Korea, General george Livsey was the ROK Forces Commander. He would come on the AFRTS radio station and say how his men and tanks were ready for anything. Then he'd say, "You hear that North Korea? We're ready for you; come on down!" I would look at my calendar and think, "Ya'll just stay put for another few months."
It is one of those hodgepodge columns where one writes about 100 things since the writer doesn't have the mental capacity to deal with one issue at a time.
Bring back Dave Barry. Seriously.
This General is the Black Jack Pershing and Patton of the new century. Black Jack knew how to treat MooseLimbs.