believe me i know the price of freedom. im a 30% disabled vet. i have a " solders tumb" tattoo on my arm for my old PL who was killed in the line of duty, leaveing behind a wife and 16 month old child. my old squad leader is 100% disabled and hes not even 30. freedom dose come with a verry heavy price tag. we have to fight by the rules, wile they play dirty. if we were alwoed to play dirty to, we are better trained, better armed, greater in numbers.... you get the point. we would slauter them in no time. war is cuel no matter how you look at it. nessisary or not, just or not, your goal is to kill someone before they kill you. but if they would stop telling us what we can and cant do to win the fight. it would be brutle for a short time, but it would be over fast. it must be nice to sit in a nice leather seat, in your nice offace, in washington DC, and tell the guys who are dieing to keep you safe that they cant watterboard a terrorist to get info that might save there lifes, or that even though they know that a mosce if full of terrorist plotting to kill them, that they cant storm that mosce becasue its against the rules, or that someone can walk up to you and your buddy on patrol, shoot him in the head point blank, then run into a croud, and you cant even shoot back because you might hit an inasant bystander. do they care if an inasent bystander gets killed when that are setting up a road side bomb to kill us? no. so yes war is crule. i would rather it be us being crule to them, and not them to us.
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We never would have the troubles we do now!!!
It's the ones that hide behind kids and women that gives us the trouble. While our guys are in the FRONT.
. I was talking with someone about that the other day. Peace and freedom and those things that we are entitled to, we had to fight for them. So I don't think it is cruel to fight for our rights. That's how I think of it.
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