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The Untold Battle of Britain [205]
What's the sense in that, Ironside? All you need is one line to state it, or even one link from an authoritative source. There is then no argument but the function of a democracy is, as citizens, to question the underlying logic and rationale of those laws. Are you aware how unpopular the decisions to go to war in Iraq and Afghanistan were? When you go against the mandated will of your people, you are just taking the law into your own hands and murdering.
So you are telling me that innocent lives were taken unnecessarily, IS? In fact, that's exactly what you are saying. Was it by accident or intention? By dropping bombs, your intentions are clear. By sending in ground troops to intentionally kill, your intentions are clear. I think this 'kettle of fish' needs to be explored further.
Sorry, look at the bombing of Serbia. What did those innocent Serbs, who largely didn't support Milosevic by that time anyway, do to deserve being blown to smithereens? Why did they have to live in fear? I advocate what BB said, that we should send in units of elite fighting forces to take out those troublemakers and leave the people alone. They are for that kind of thing. They haven't turned the tables in Afghanistan so why employ them there?