[QUOTE="Nibroc420"][QUOTE="ad1x2"]They're just more examples of the hateful attitude Americans have. They're so blinded by their patriotic propaganda, that they don't realize these "wars" they're fighting dont have to happen. And it's making them so ignorant they dont even realize who they're fighting, it's just "Those guys", "The enemy", "targets". And when civilians die in their crossfire, it's called "collateral damage" Sure, the whole bunch isn't going to be bad (at first), but eventually they'll all go sour. Collateral damage is just an euphemism they use. I've never seen they use that term with their enemies... I wonder why. It appears they are the only ones who kill civilians in a "good enough way".Those people who are calling that staff sergeant a hero are wrong and they are morons if they can justify killing innocent children just because they just happen to be from Afghanistan. However, they're no different than people who call troops who served honorably murderers just because they are doing their job.
kuraimen
Sometimes it's not a bad idea to try and avoid lumping all deaths into the same category. Would you call a young mother who hit somebody crossing the street because her brakes went out a murderer? She killed the person but it wasn't intentional, so it wasn't murder.
Same thing with a servicemember who shoots a missle at a suspected weapons cache and a child just happen to be in there. The Taliban isn't above using human shields to further their cause and put the US in a bad light. There are bad troops out there but there are good ones as well.
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