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10-03-2015 , 11:11 AM
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Originally Posted by wisski
Tomatoe on her litter box
:bullseye:
10-03-2015 , 11:14 AM
Funny note about ISIS J, Im a bit confused bcs all over the world (except US prolly) people are convinced that US created ISIS and that US still defends them from being destroyed, is that true J? idk what is true anymore I just enjoy good wines and islands without caring too much about wars, I survived one it's enough for one life imo.
10-03-2015 , 11:18 AM
ate mexican food for lunch, destroying toillete all day
10-03-2015 , 11:19 AM
I believe US had a hand in the generation that is susceptible to Isis rhetoric. Doesn't mean we created and protect them.
10-03-2015 , 11:24 AM
I dont know, its a high politics, I decided I wont worry about things I cant influence on anymore. I worry about my family and my business, and I definitely don't think about wars before they come infront of my house again.
10-03-2015 , 11:26 AM
I hope that won't happen anymore, but the statistics is not on my side, we have wars overhere every 40ish years
10-03-2015 , 11:26 AM
The last one ended 20 years ago, gl Fran lol
10-03-2015 , 11:30 AM
To me war is nearly in conceivable. I don't understand the motives behind "I don't agree so much that they have to die"
10-03-2015 , 11:46 AM
OK, working til noon is crap. I demand my early out be returned!
10-03-2015 , 11:48 AM
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Originally Posted by JustJ46671
I thought you'd be bigger.
I'm > average
10-03-2015 , 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by wisski
To me war is nearly in conceivable. I don't understand the motives behind "I don't agree so much that they have to die"
War is a big market thats all you need to understand
10-03-2015 , 12:20 PM
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Originally Posted by wisski
To me war is nearly in conceivable. I don't understand the motives behind "I don't agree so much that they have to die"
I'm super-leftie-liberal, and a subscriber of the, "meh..ain't hurting anyone" outlook.

BUT

I'm always surprised by the ease with which I can kill things and see death. I thought deer hunting last year would mess me up a little...but I didn't feel a second of remorse or guilt. I think this is at least a little weird. GW'S sister was raised in a crazy hunting family, went deer hunting every year and still never managed to pull the trigger until she was 25...and hasn't been able to again since. His mother doesn't come out during the season and sets weird limits on where they can be killed fairly. I'm of the "meh, feeding my family" school of thought. No sport, no thrill, no feelings. Just get the job done.

Anyway, my point is...I can't imagine joining the army or something...but I can easily imagine lots of scenarios in which I could kill.

Threatened family, for instance.
10-03-2015 , 01:12 PM
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Originally Posted by Kristy
I'm super-leftie-liberal

No way!!!




Anyway, my point is...I can't imagine joining the army or something...but I can easily imagine lots of scenarios in which I could kill.

Threatened family, for instance.
I think family is a given.
Expanded to domicile or domain (don't come around where we are, raising a ruckus with me or mine)
Protection of innocents would be my outer marker for taking a life.
Stopping some thuggery might get a couple holes in ya, but I wouldn't want the bad guys dead by my hand.
10-03-2015 , 01:39 PM
Kristy don't get me wrong, but according to things you compared with death in the context of war, you obviously never seen war and death at its worst, and Im glad you didnt, noone should see and feel that ever.
10-03-2015 , 02:15 PM
My country is currently at war with IS

Last edited by Mr.mmmKay; 10-03-2015 at 02:30 PM.
10-03-2015 , 02:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Mr.mmmKay
My country is currently at war with IS
Are you Syrias?
10-03-2015 , 02:33 PM
10-03-2015 , 02:46 PM
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Originally Posted by FranFran
The last one ended 20 years ago, gl Fran lol
GL, Fran
10-03-2015 , 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by FranFran
Kristy don't get me wrong, but according to things you compared with death in the context of war, you obviously never seen war and death at its worst, and Im glad you didnt, noone should see and feel that ever.
I wouldn't begin to presume I have any clue what war is like, i havent any clue what that is like.

HOWEVER, I saw enough human death in nursing, and in life, to be fully confident about my responses to that.
Fully.
10-03-2015 , 06:20 PM
Its not about the deaths, its about the fear for the people you love. Living in the town which is being bombed, in the country where children were being killed and women raped with no mercy, where you need to learn your kids to watch every step because of the mines and worry about your husband who is 5 months in war and 1 month back home (if he returns in one piece) that's something you cannot compare with regular deaths you've seen Kristy. Don't ever think that the war is something normal just because it is far away from your home, and believe me you cannot be prepared to the death scenes you can witness when in the middle of the war.
10-03-2015 , 06:22 PM
Making new wars to make more extra profitable markets is idiotic. Fully.
10-03-2015 , 06:23 PM
And I will drink another bottle of prosseco for that, happy caturday night
10-03-2015 , 06:53 PM
I've always suspected Canadians were a warlike people. I say we preemptively strike.
10-03-2015 , 06:54 PM
Also, the **** is a Fran? Has this ever been addressed?
10-03-2015 , 07:00 PM
settle down Eric, there's nothing you need to know about a Fran. Also gay autumn festival is extra gay with people who have kids.

      
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