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33 replies · 5,712 views · Started 27 July 2010

SUCCESSOR wrote:Apathy in motion.

I'm not apathetic about it, I just know that we won't really do anything personally. No disrespect to those members who have (and good for you, seriously), but I don't see anyone jumping the line to join the army. I don't see anyone really trying to do anything. All opinions are just opinions, and nothing else, unless they have the actions behind them. No one really knows what really goes on behind closed doors.

Anyone can say the world should be a certain way, but very few have the balls to try and change it. I mean everyone who's tried before got pwned. Look at Hitler. It seems that now our enemy is not only one nation, but a group of people transcending several nations. This kinda changes things since we, oddly enough, have rules for warfare, and killing on a massive scale. We can't break those rules so easily, cause after all, we wouldn't want it to lead to anything unsavory.

I'm not going to say "Oh wait" again, as I've done it twice in the last three days, but you get it.
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EDIT: Okay, so technically, WWII was a group transcending several nations, but for the most part, the world could unite against the common enemy since none of those nations really wanted to be part of that group, save for a few.

Anthus wrote:Anyone can say the world should be a certain way, but very few have the balls to try and change it. I mean everyone who's tried before got pwned. Look at Hitler. It seems that now our enemy is not only one nation, but a group of people transcending several nations. This kinda changes things since we, oddly enough, have rules for warfare, and killing on a massive scale. We can't break those rules so easily, cause after all, we wouldn't want it to lead to anything unsavory.

Can I throw in Ghandi? I get what you say, Anthus. Rules for warfare just seems so..oxymoronic and maybe that is the problem.

-m.

Apache helicopters like this one attacked and killed about a dozenpeople in the Iraqi suburb of New Baghdad. Apaches are equipped with Hellfire missiles, and with 30-mm machine guns, which are armed with shells used to penetrate thick armor-plating. Two children were also wounded.
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slicegan2 wrote:Apache helicopters like this one attacked and killed about a dozenpeople in the Iraqi suburb of New Baghdad. Apaches are equipped with Hellfire missiles, and with 30-mm machine guns, which are armed with shells used to penetrate thick armor-plating. Two children were also wounded.
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chairs | office chairs



Dude, those are some sweet-ass chairs. Your point is interesting too. Maybe our helicopters should fire gum balls and care bears to show our enemies that we're not really trying to hurt them, but that war should be friendly.

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