In The Bible there are descriptions of the end times with not so cryptic mentions of the participants. The American Eagle is not mentioned. Not how could it be that the most powerful nation that has ever inhabited the planet is not involved in the largest battle ever. My conclusion is, that by the time this battle takes place we will be irrelevent. Now this battle may be next week or next year, or 500 years from now, but by the time it does happen, America will have gone through some mighty big changes. None of them for the better.
If there is a single reason for the amount of time I spend on this, and simalar sites, it is the realization that the Democrats plan for our nations future is a further step towards our irrelevence, when what we need is to be VERY relevent.
Be well...
And that generation .. as well as the previous ones .. were judged by our enemies to be weak-bodied, weak-willed, and too soft to face them in battle. Can you really name one war in which the United States has fought where our enemies didn't feel that we loved comfort too much, loved our money too much, loved ourselves too much to be worth worrying about, that we would allow ourselves to be slapped across the face and kicked around instead of standing and fighting back?
Both the Japanese and the Germans held the United States and its people in contempt for our "soft" way of life; neither thought that we would go the distance to fight them; nor did the Germans in the First World War; nor the British in 1812 or 1776; nor the Mexicans in 1846; nor even the Indians from the 1600's to the end of the 1800's. Even during the Civil War (War of Northern Aggression, War Between the States, etc, etc), both the North and the South, when viewing their opponents, believed that the other side relished money/the good life too much to be worthy opponents.
Sorry, but I feel that, should the need arise, the present generation will rise to the occasion, Nintendo or not ... and, in some instances, Nintendo-knowledge is just is what's needed for some portions of the Armed Forces. I retired seven years ago and still work on the largest military installation in the free world, Fort Hood, and I see these young soldiers, NCO's, and officers every day.
They say that history repeats itself. If radical Islam believes that America and its fighting forces are too soft, too weak-willed to fight back, they'll soon be introduced to 1941 all over again.
We have been softened by Feminism, Political Correctness, Moral Relativism and the Nanny State...
If they displayed nancy-boy traits as prominently as you do, yes, I would be worried. Fortunately, they don't.
That generation was hardened by the depression and the dustbowl years. We have been softened by Nintendo, and many other conveniences of the modern age.
May I suggest you go discuss how soft we are with those surviving members of the Iraqi Army and Republican Guard who were on active duty in January-February 1991? It's not as if life in America has gotten that dramatically softer in 11 years.