Iraq on the Big Screen

By Michael Atkinson

Who should define what a war is "about"? By any ethical standard, that right should fall to the besieged--those who were waged upon, the people with the most corpses and the least to gain from combat. Of course, in reality, an armed conflict's character is [RETURN TO ARTICLE]

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    If only our soldiers would stop murdering the innocent Iraqis, then the Sunnis and Shiites (and Kurds too) could live in peace. Praise be unto Allah.

    United States Posted by wolf on Jun 6, 2006 at 11:38 AM

    Jesus, Woof.  Ain’t it a drag when you can’t get the respect you know you deserve?  Go play in the traffic on some freeper site.  Someone there is bound to wrap an American flag around your sad, silly, sorry ass, and salute.

    United States Posted by Major Major on Jun 11, 2006 at 4:55 AM

    This article stars with a good example of what I like about liberals,

    United States Posted by whattheheck on Jun 13, 2006 at 12:16 PM

    Well, Wolfie

    it was a peaceful enough place BEFORE your troops went in to make home-movies about their heroism.

    WTH
    grieving parents are not only American. VERY few of THEM compared to the many many thousands of Iraqis.

    SORRY. Forgot those ones are not HUMAN.  They are just collateral damage, WE don’t do body-counts.

    IF you like WAR, at a safe distance like Wolfie,  do not whinge about your casualties.

    Hmmmmmmmmmm. Definitely hypocritical, there.  They signed up for patriotism, a college education, or Adventure, whatever, and they PAID .

    It was a gamble, with yellow ribbons galore, and WTH and Wolfie cheering them on, from the sidelines, of course.

    France Posted by frog on Jun 21, 2006 at 5:06 PM
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