[Naspino]

So you would rather those bodies be our bodies? I mean it is either us or them...they do not play by the rules. One way or another there are going to be thousands/millions of body bags. It will either be our bags or theirs.

No. But I'm not willing to go to the level of the Nazis. There is a difference in fighting a war and doing what they did. Take a look at this one to see what I mean.

An American soldier stands above the corpses of children that are to be buried in a mass grave dug by German civilians from the nearby town of Nordhausen. (April 14, 1945).

You cannot do what they did and still be human; whether in self defense or not. I guess that is where faith comes in.

[Lucas1]

No. But I'm not willing to go to the level of the Nazis. There is a difference in fighting a war and doing what they did. Take a look at this one to see what I mean.

I know...I hear you...it is just frustrating. I would love to believe that we do not need to kill their women and children. It makes me wonder though...what the answer is.

[browardchad]

I'm not willing to go to the level of the Nazis

Neither is anyone here -- what you're seeing is the frustration of those who are tired of not identifying the enemy, in spite of the everyday proof of overwhelming barbarity and hatred fostered by the "religion" of Islam.

The so-called "peaceful Muslims" have not helped themselves by stepping forward; and they have themselves contributed to the pent-up frustration.