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Originally posted by milefile
I just feel that feeling guilty about people dying in a war, whether it be kids, women, old people, or even the troops, serves nothing. Especially when I didn't do anything wrong. Maybe "compassion" is what we all need more of.
I hate this war. I want it over. I hate how I can't turn on the TV without a major mood swing. I hate seeing mom's cry and kids getting killed. I hate the protests. I question Bush. But I know we've passed the point of no return. We have to win now, and I know we will. But I still hate it.
Is the war right? I don't know. It's too late for that now. I'll leave it to the historians.
All I want is to believe that life will remain reasonably safe and prosperous for my family and I. That's it. Simple stuff. That is my standard of judgement. Will this war accomplish that for Americans? Again, I don't know.
Hypithedical situation:
The rest of the world gets pissed off at us for draggin this out and WWIII erupts, with their intent to de-throne OUR regime.
Your drafted,.... would you go?