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America Kills Lots of Innocent People...

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More of how Obama can't win. I hope the man enjoys a long retirement and begs his wife to stay out of the public life. He should look at what the Clintons have endured.

 

The poor Clintons :puke:

 

They have brought everything upon themselves.

The poor Clintons :puke:

 

They have brought everything upon themselves.

 

Have they?

 

Lots of speculation with very little proof.

I'm curious how many innocent casualties happen because the "enemy" is embedded deeply into "innocent areas," such as hospitals, schools and such. I have always hated the loss of innocent lives, even in war. But sometimes the "other side" brings it upon themselves by hiding with the innocent population.

 

That very well could be part of their strategy. Hide amongst the innocent because surely the US wouldn't send drones in on innocent people.

That very well could be part of their strategy. Hide amongst the innocent because surely the US wouldn't send drones in on innocent people.

 

When you can't tell the enemy apart this unfortunately happens. Talk to soldiers in the sandbox, when a local drops his gun, he's no longer a terrorist.

I agree that at least most of the time we try hard to avoid innocent deaths. But watch this video, over 30,000 children in Syria have been killed in 5 1/2 years. Even though most of the times we try to avoid it, every innocent death caused by a US bomb, drone, brings more and more people to hate the ones who killed their loved ones.

 

As was asked about Chattanooga, or what if it was in your neighborhood? You're not concerned that your loved one or friend's death was an unfortunate one. Yes, it's unfortunate, but they don't care about that part, no one would.

 

If anyone doesn't care, or isn't sorry about it, they are not human.

 

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I'm curious how many innocent casualties happen because the "enemy" is embedded deeply into "innocent areas," such as hospitals, schools and such. I have always hated the loss of innocent lives, even in war. But sometimes the "other side" brings it upon themselves by hiding with the innocent population.

 

We should be disturbed when civilians are killed. But I believe that what Hatz says is the main reason. It is not the intention of the US military to kill innocents.

 

It is not the policy of the US military to target civilians, unlike the Taliban, Isis, Hamas, and virtually all radical Muslim groups today.

When you can't tell the enemy apart this unfortunately happens. Talk to soldiers in the sandbox, when a local drops his gun, he's no longer a terrorist.

 

Agreed. War isn't pretty and even though there hasn't been a war declared officially this is still a war. One that will last well past our lifetimes.

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