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Tsa`ah
12-24-2005, 01:52 PM
Originally posted by Ganalon
What about those who cant join for physical or any other reason that would disqualify them for service? They are not allowed to have a voice, regardless of what side they believe in?

It's easy to believe when your life isn't on the line.

Conviction in one's belief tends to be nothing more than fleeting convenience once it is apparent that you will likely die, and do so horribly.

And I see that you've been taking straw picking 101 from Latrin.



So if you agree with the war you're an armchair quarterback, but if you disagree with the war you are a speaker of truth. :rolleyes: If this were any more one sided you'd be published on moveon.org

Not at all and you're more of an idiot if that's what you got out of it.

Are you physically disabled or unable to serve?

What excuse do you have for not doing so and why is that excuse good for you, but not for the people doing their "jobs"?

I don't advocate putting our troops into combat over a pack of lies. I'm actually for pulling them out in the most expedient fashion.

Now, were I all for going into Iran and pulling down an antisemitic fuckstain who is in dire need of electro shock ... your argument would hold and I would be the hypocrite who was QBing from the armchair.


Again with the 'go out and do it' concept. So people are not allowed to voice their opinion unless it fits your viewpoint. Nice First Amendment usage there.

Absolutely voice your opinion, just admit that there's not a chance in hell you're picking up a fire arm and bucket for your head to go aid the efforts in Iraq.

Again, to me, it's nothing more than being a loud mouth from the safety of your home.

Dave's, and toj's for that matter, posting would have held a ton more weight were they posting from Iraq. toj was done with service, Dave's was just beginning and it was highly, probably still is, that he would ever see Iraq at all. Even then it wouldn't be as a combatant.


No worse than your idea to run out and 'join up!' or shut up ideas.

Is fighting for what you believe in all that bad? Putting a little conviction behind the posts?

Words and actions meeting and all.



Agreed TOJ was a moron, and Dave was just overwhelmed when he was only one of the few who stood out against the rampant liberal viewpoint here on the PC and fell back on the same style of argument that you are using now.

No, I'm suggesting that you take your strong conviction and put it to use. Maybe, just maybe, by enlisting you can do some soldiers a favor and take over the watch and let them come home for a time to be with their families.

If the idea is so damned outrageous to you it simply leads me to believe that you're talking out of an orifice best for something else.



Not like they were 'drafted' or anything. Its their job, its what they get paid to do. If I could join, I would have 18 years ago. That does not discredit my viewpoints or who(m) I choose to support. Congratulations on forming a completely one sided argument.

The job of our soldiers is to defend this country. Iraq wasn't a threat to this country.

When that little fact was proven, it turned into "well we got Sadam didn't we". Yes, but we got Sadam over a lie all while ignoring the other Sadam like leaders of the world in power.

It does however discredit your view when the idea is so damned unbearable to you. It shows that you're a wind bag who is happy to let someone else take a bullet for something that you believe in ... damn their beliefs. They are only soldiers after all.


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What some of us dont buy is the rhetoric and propeganda that has dominated the biased media since the war started from the opposition party to the Bush administration. And some of us are not afraid to offer opposition, as seen by some of us even here on the PC.

And more "biased" claims ... evil liberal ... blah blah blah .

Post something original and of your own mind if you have one.

And, since you do so love to do it ... propaganda ... don't

CrystalTears
12-24-2005, 03:29 PM
Originally posted by Tsa`ah
My request is simple ... if you feel our actions and presence in Iraq is a must ... give one of the soldiers over there a break. Let them come back here and do the things they're "fighting" to protect and take your turn protecting this great nation.

Stop being an arm chair QB.

This isn't directed at you specifically CT, rather everyone so adamant to defend actions based on a lie. Actions that most of this country can't get behind because they don't buy the lie.

It obviously is directed to me AS WELL, since I support the war and the military and don't wish to enlist just to prove the point.

I don't want to go to war, I don't want to be in the military, boot camp scares the crap out of me. There is no draft so the people chose to join the military on their own, and I applaud them for it. They have the courage I don't.

So I'm a hypocrite because I support the war. Sorry but this rhetoric is the last thing I thought I'd hear from you, Tsa`ah. I'm actually surprised at this.

Gan
12-24-2005, 03:32 PM
Tsa'ah is my fucking hero. I've modeled my posting style after him.

And when I have more time, I'll reply in kind to his ideas on sign up or shut up.

Daniel
12-24-2005, 03:38 PM
I agree with the war in Iraq, but then again I never listen to politicians anyway and took it for what it was from the start.

I've also served in Iraq. I hope that doesn't mean I'm somehow arm-chair quarterbacking, but truthfully I didn't read this thread and I don't even think I posted in it.

CrystalTears
12-24-2005, 03:42 PM
No Daniel, you're allowed to have an opinion on the war since you served in it. The rest of us are hypocrites. No worries. :rolleyes:

Gan
12-24-2005, 04:45 PM
Originally posted by Tsa`ah
It's easy to believe when your life isn't on the line.

Conviction in one's belief tends to be nothing more than fleeting convenience once it is apparent that you will likely die, and do so horribly.
Wrong, there are some people, as proven in deed, who are willing to die for the convictions they hold onto the strongest.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
And I see that you've been taking straw picking 101 from Latrin.
Actually, I call it the Tsa'ah technique. I modeled it after you because you're my fucking hero. :rolleyes:


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Not at all and you're more of an idiot if that's what you got out of it.
I'd be more of an idiot if I even remotely read anything else but what you wrote, out of it. Learn to type what you mean to say.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Are you physically disabled or unable to serve? What excuse do you have for not doing so and why is that excuse good for you, but not for the people doing their "jobs"?
My physical condition is not up to you to judge based on your inbred logic. In fact, you are in no position to judge (or armchair quarterback as you so fondly call it) Quit trying to divert from the original discussion. We are not a draft state, and the men and women who decide to make a career choice out of the military will always have my respect, regardless of my personal views or pathways in life. Too bad the same can not be said for you.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
I don't advocate putting our troops into combat over a pack of lies. I'm actually for pulling them out in the most expedient fashion.
Pack of lies, riiiight. More of the esteemed Tsa'ah's opinion. Using your same logic, I'd say you're armchair quarterbacking the decisions of the Bush administration without knowing 100% all the factors that lead to the invasion and occupation of Iraq. You only know what the press has been given access too. But you take that as proof using your omnicient skillz of deduction, so its ok for you to do it. :rolleyes:


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Now, were I all for going into Iran and pulling down an antisemitic fuckstain who is in dire need of electro shock ... your argument would hold and I would be the hypocrite who was QBing from the armchair.
Only if you stated so and decided to sign up for service as you earlier state as being the only reason to support such a cause. Just the fact alone that you armchair quarterback the decisions of the administration while admonishing others for their support of the military and presence in Iraq is reason alone to brand you a hypocrite.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Absolutely voice your opinion, just admit that there's not a chance in hell you're picking up a fire arm and bucket for your head to go aid the efforts in Iraq.
If I could, I would be there. My whole family has an esteemed service record, there is no shortage of patriotism or the support for our armed services in my family. How about yours since you want to get personal?


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Again, to me, it's nothing more than being a loud mouth from the safety of your home.
Its called freedom of speech and intellectual debate over issues of interest. Something that you seem to be estranged to of late. Just because we dont have your viewpoint we should all remain quiet? :lol: Whatever.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Dave's, and toj's for that matter, posting would have held a ton more weight were they posting from Iraq. toj was done with service, Dave's was just beginning and it was highly, probably still is, that he would ever see Iraq at all. Even then it wouldn't be as a combatant.
It does not diminish their viewpoint, other factors and backwards views diminished their viewpoint in the eyes of those who posted here. Sounds like your armcharing the fact on whethere their experience would lead to a reasonable conclusion of what and why the US was in Iraq. Especially since you have never served nor know first hand what is involved in military training.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Is fighting for what you believe in all that bad? Putting a little conviction behind the posts?
Again, using flawed logic to justify why an oposing opinion should not be considered over your own.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Words and actions meeting and all.
I think you'll become quite famous for your signup or shutup stance on this one. And to think you usually post with some common sense.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
No, I'm suggesting that you take your strong conviction and put it to use. Maybe, just maybe, by enlisting you can do some soldiers a favor and take over the watch and let them come home for a time to be with their families.
By the same logic, put your convictions to use and sign up for working in the Bush administration so you can have the Tsa'ah based credibility required to critique (armchair quarterback) the decisions that are made there.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
If the idea is so damned outrageous to you it simply leads me to believe that you're talking out of an orifice best for something else.
Well, after reading the past few posts from you, I can think of no one better to smell shit, especially when it is so free flowing out of your own mouth.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
The job of our soldiers is to defend this country.
Actually their job is to do whatever their commander in chief tells them to do.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Iraq wasn't a threat to this country.
That's your opinion.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
When that little fact was proven, it turned into "well we got Sadam didn't we". Yes, but we got Sadam over a lie all while ignoring the other Sadam like leaders of the world in power.
Welcome to the spin zone. Please take your seat on the bandwagon. Dont mind the dirty seats.


Originally posted by Tsa`ah
It does however discredit your view when the idea is so damned unbearable to you. It shows that you're a wind bag who is happy to let someone else take a bullet for something that you believe in ... damn their beliefs. They are only soldiers after all.

Windbag? (pot meet kettle)
By simply choosing to be a vocal critiq of the mainstream liberal views that appear here, something which eventually led to Dave's leaving of these boards after being worn down, I choose to logically discuss and debate that which is often taken for granted here in the forum politik. So I guess if you cant beat them, attempt to insult and discredit them eh? Just the fact alone that there will always be someone who does not represent your opinions or ideals is enough to keep me vocal. Whats your excuse?



Originally posted by Tsa`ah
And more "biased" claims ... evil liberal ... blah blah blah .

Post something original and of your own mind if you have one.

The same can be said for your "lies lies lies" mantra that you are preaching from your liberal pulpit.

Latrinsorm
12-24-2005, 07:17 PM
Originally posted by Tsa`ah
Ultimately it comes down to the people getting behind the cause. The contrasts between WWII and Viet Nam would be an excellent example. Percentage-wise, more soldiers were drafted for WWII than Vietnam.

I'd love to hear the logic behind the "when Dave and toj said this it was stupid, but when I say it it's a brilliant, scathing rejoinder". I might as well suggest that because you didn't run for a seat in Congress and impeach Bush you really don't think he's such a bad guy.

I was tempted to accuse you of making an outrageous statement to try and cloak the "Bush lied" digs so you can come back later and say something like "hey when I bring this up the pro-Bush crowd leaves the room, they tacitly agree", but I see Ganalon's got all the bases covered.

But hey, what does this out-of-context quote taking, semantics-using straw-picker know? (Besides, of course, that the expression is GRASPING at straws.)
Originally posted by Ganalon
Just because we dont have your viewpoint we should all remain quiet?You just have to recognize that you're obviously horribly biased and closed-minded and Tsa`ah is the unbiased purveyor of truth and justice. I don't think you have to be quiet per se, but I do have an old edition of the "I'm Tsa`ah and You're Not" debate primer.

(p.s: Omniscient.)

Warriorbird
12-24-2005, 08:38 PM
Because you're clearly unbiased enough to judge these things, Latrin.