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To: Robert_Paulson2

"Anything to win the war. War by it's very definition is not a 'moral' proposition.

Only fools would believe otherwise, no matter whose administration they support or work for."

We can only hope you never have anything to do with any military decision in any capacity. What these degenerate felons did at this prison had NOTHING to do with winning the war. It had to do with their inability to control inner perversity when we most needed them to be restrained. They have stained the military. You keep insisting they just put some panties on some people's heads; read the charges, ALL of them. Sodomizing a detainee with a chemical light served no military purpose, other then to enable these guards to get their kicks. They were US soldiers, not animals, and they had an obligation to follow military rules of engagement. The people they had imprisoned were NOT all terrorists; undoubtedly many were, but a good amount were people rounded up who it turns out were not involved in the insurgency. If we allow our soldiers to disobey any order they wish, because *war is hell* and "anything goes* there will be no disciple; there will only be chaos.

For you, anything goes because to you; "War is not a moral proposition". If that were truly the case, then there could never be a justification for war.


90 posted on 05/04/2005 7:20:33 PM PDT by CarolinaGuitarman
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To: CarolinaGuitarman

They have stained the military.



baloney.
they gave us a good laugh.
and should be rewarded.

panties to their heads. that's what I say.
maybe you need a pair too.

how appropriate.


104 posted on 05/05/2005 12:16:27 AM PDT by Robert_Paulson2 (The Chinese and Saudis are our friends and allies!)
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