Re: International Peace March (19th / 20th March 2005)

From: Annie (me_at_privacy.net)
Date: 03/22/05 

Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 21:06:33 +0000 (UTC)

On 2005-03-22 BethStone21@hotmail.NOSPICEDHAM.com said:

> Annie wrote:
>
> > The purpose of a war is to kill people and break things.
>
> Well, at least someone admits that it's just about sadistic
> pleasure and little else...
> _____
> Beth :| ((( `\
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       Silly mad cow. This remark merely (^ ) )
       illustrates your naivet‚. ~-( )
                                             _'((,,,)))
       It has nothing to do with ,-' \_/ `\
       'sadism' or 'pleasure.' ( , |
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       In a war, you kill people and \ / | |
       break things so that the enemy =()=: / ,' aa
       eventually loses the manpower,
       the materiel, and/or the will necessary to continue
       waging war.

       When that point is reached, the war is officially over.
       Like in Iraq, right now.

       That's not to say that the killing stops immediately.
       There are always small pockets of resistance remaining
       which have to be 'cleaned out.' If you knew history
       (which you obviously don't), you'd know that the
       'cleaning out' process in Europe following World War II
       took almost 5 years. It'll take awhile in Iraq, as well.
       But it WILL happen.

       So....did you climb aboard one of those 'free' buses,
       and ride to London for the 'peace march?'

       Yeah; didn't think so. Hehehe! 

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"The object of war is not to die for your country,
but to make the other *** die for his."
                           - General George Patton