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Who wants a war?

CursedSkeptic

I'll tell you who, me. After viewing images from the recent Georgian conflict I think it is just about time for another epic scale war between genuine first world nations. I want full scale armor and artillery bombardments, chemical weapons, dead civilians, dead soldiers, dead everything. I want to see it played out before my eyes like some sort of soap opera each night on the news. I want images of national leaders in black suits and red ties pounding at mahogany desks as they send a thousand soldiers to their deaths without blinking, I want fighter jets strafing airfields, I want POW tortured, I want pepper red explosions to burst forth as if hell itself has shown its unbridled fury to the world, I want missiles launched into the night sky miles from those who will soon be lying torn and broken in the scorched rubble of their shattered home. I want to see a war.

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Gran Hermano

Nothing like a war to stimulate an economy and help a country out of a recession.

CursedSkeptic

robby^5 wrote: »

In all fairness, it is true we are entertained by the war coverage by the media, remember when iraq began? I think I stayed up all night watching missles blow up building all around baghdad when it began...

but to actually will a war for your own entertainment is quite sick tbh. That said we probably dont need to will it to happen, the state of the world atm pretty much guarantee's more conflict by the end of this decade.

Define what you mean when you say sick, and explain why this is sick

Terry

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

THATS WHAT WE NEED! a leader like terry!

INDISCRIMINANT, COLD, AND STRAIGHT TO THE POINT!

Terry, if theres ever a big war where Ireland defeats the world, and I personally get to vote for the new leader of the planet... id choose you

this is how many bans now outtas curiousity?

I've no idea. I'd imagine it's about 2-300.

robby^5 wrote: »

In all fairness, it is true we are entertained by the war coverage by the media, remember when iraq began? I think I stayed up all night watching missles blow up building all around baghdad when it began...

but to actually will a war for your own entertainment is quite sick tbh. That said we probably dont need to will it to happen, the state of the world atm pretty much guarantee's more conflict by the end of this decade.

I was neither shocked nor in awe.
The first one was good though.

5starpool

Watch Generation Kill. that might sate your thirst for a week or so perhaps.

chin_grin

5starpool wrote: »

Watch Generation Kill. that might sate your thirst for a week or so perhaps.

Or Battle Royale 1 and 2?

not yet

I really dont get were this ''fine young man'' is coming from. War is a seriously nasty thing,the pain and suffering people go trough can only be imagined..........which leads me to think that the o.p is a...........

antodeco

I for one welcome Terry...

jebuz

not yet wrote: »

I really dont get were this ''fine young man'' is coming from. War is a seriously nasty thing,the pain and suffering people go trough can only be imagined..........which leads me to think that the o.p is a...........

'Nam Veteran?

Blazer

I'm all for it. People are getting killed the world over and no one gives a **** or at least no one with the power to stop it.
Maybe one massive World War whereby the survivors realise that we're all one race and finally sort their **** out.
Not different religions. Not different colours. Not different cultures.
But one race.

And bring on more comical Ali's.

SimpleSam06

CursedSkeptic wrote: »

I don't care about people being killed in this war I postulate, isn't there some saying about breaking eggs to make omelette's? I am not willing to make any personal sacrifice of any kind but that doesn't mean that I can't be entertained by the plight of others

Having walked past rows of the bodies of men, women and children laid out by the side of the road with their heads open and brains melting in the south east Asian sun, after the Nice People got ahold of them, what I would say to you is, stop posting.

Silenceisbliss

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

Having walked past rows of the bodies of men, women and children laid out by the side of the road with their heads open and brains melting in the south east Asian sun, after the Nice People got ahold of them, what I would say to you is, stop posting.

simplesam has become serioussam......:eek:

fact is sam, it happens ALL the time. with a big world war, somebody will stand up for these people with force. war is as natural as anything else. you just have to get past moral issues first to see the benefits

SimpleSam06

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

fact is sam, it happens ALL the time.

So what.

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

with a big world war, somebody will stand up for these people with force.

Somebody was standing up for them with force, not that it did them any good.

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

war is as natural as anything else. you just have to get past moral issues first to see the benefits

There is nothing natural about war, thats why soldiers need to be specially trained to kill people. One of the biggest problem facing generals in world war one was that many soldiers literally refused to shoot. It goes completely against the grain to kill your own species, except in certain circumstances.

_feedback_

pablomakaveli wrote: »

Remember the invasion of Iraq when people were glued to their tv screens

It's not nice alright. Think they got somebody for that though .. can't remember exactly but think they found an industrial sized tube of superglue in his boot or summit.

Silenceisbliss

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

So what..

so death in a war only seems exceptionally bad because its circumstantial

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

Somebody was standing up for them with force, not that it did them any good..

give the good guys a bigger stick

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

There is nothing natural about war, thats why soldiers need to be specially trained to kill people. One of the biggest problem facing generals in world war one was that many soldiers literally refused to shoot. It goes completely against the grain to kill your own species, except in certain circumstances.

war is natural, like it or not. its the basis of society, its part of culture, part of our world that has been here since the very beginning. greed is natural. violence is natural. 2+2=4

you may not agree with war, many people dont. but like it or not, its always been and always will be

ejmaztec

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

meh, theres too many people. need a bit of extermination to clean thingsd up.
YEY COMMUNISM LOVES YOU

Yes, I think it's that time again, when the big knobs sit around the table and decide how many millions of people need to get fried, so that they and the survivors can maintain their standard of living.

tick tick tick tick tick..................................................

If they overdo it, then only Terry and the cockroaches will be left.

monkeyfudge

This week on "When Ironic Statements Go Wrong!"...

Epic Tissue

Cool_CM wrote: »

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=--Vaz9jW054

Still want a war? Speak tells it like it is...

Thats the most stupid thing I have ever seen.

Terry

The original title of Tolstoy's "War and Peace" was "War, What is it good for?"

paperclip2

Hey we're having a virtual war in the Lair if thats any good to ya.:)

SimpleSam06

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

so death in a war only seems exceptionally bad because its circumstantial

That sentence makes no sense.

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

give the good guys a bigger stick

The army shelled a few mountain villages to the ground a few days later in retaliation, and that didn't do them any good either.

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

war is natural, like it or not. its the basis of society, its part of culture, part of our world that has been here since the very beginning. greed is natural. violence is natural. 2+2=4

You have no idea what you are talking about, frankly. In any case, making statements along the lines of "war is entertainment" is trolling at best, staggering ignorance at worst.

Silenceisbliss

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

That sentence makes no sense..

Yes it does actually.

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

The army shelled a few mountain villages to the ground a few days later in retaliation, and that didn't do them any good either..

I'm not supporting this perticular armies tacticts or ideals per say. I said "give the good guys a bigger stick" as in; give the "good" side the means to carry out what will ultimatly be deemed benevolent actions.

SimpleSam06 wrote: »

You have no idea what you are talking about, frankly. In any case, making statements along the lines of "war is entertainment" is trolling at best, staggering ignorance at worst.

I have no idea what I'm talking about? I consider myself educated enough, and I have opinons. Enough said. May I see your qualifications and credentials please? (This is rhethorical by the way)

"war is entertainment", nope, I didn't say that.

And if it was something else that i said that insinuated this phrase such as " communism loves you" - do remember; this is AH - home of Idiosyncrasy

dont forget to smile sam

smokingman

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

I'm not supporting this perticular armies tacticts or ideals per say.

I consider myself educated enough, and I have opinons. Enough said.

Who needs war when you can laugh at people on the internet

Far more entertaining...

SimpleSam06

Silenceisbliss wrote: »

Yes it does actually.

I'm not supporting this perticular armies tacticts or ideals per say. I said "give the good guys a bigger stick" as in; give the "good" side the means to carry out what will ultimatly be deemed benevolent actions.

I have no idea what I'm talking about? I consider myself educated enough, and I have opinons. Enough said. May I see your qualifications and credentials please? (This is rhethorical by the way)

"war is entertainment", nope, I didn't say that.

And if it was something else that i said that insinuated this phrase such as " communism loves you" - do remember; this is AH - home of Idiosyncrasy

dont forget to smile sam

Awan nakem uo mono, gunggong.

robby^5

CursedSkeptic wrote: »

Define what you mean when you say sick, and explain why this is sick

It's pretty self explanatory, it's sick to actually will people to die for your own amusement.

In anyway, Saving Private Ryan and Black Hawk Down are far more enjoyable

Silenceisbliss

smokingman wrote: »

Who needs war when you can laugh at people on the internet

Far more entertaining...

see yeah, nazis were bad....spelling nazis.....dont get me started

and where's your punctuation smarty pants?

The guy

CursedSkeptic wrote: »

armor

Oh my God, you're sick, American spelling.

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Honey-ec

5starpool wrote: »

Watch Generation Kill. that might sate your thirst for a week or so perhaps.

Honeyec's pedantic post for the day: You slake a thirst and sate a hunger.

As you were...

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

Relevant wrote: »

I know this counts as personal abuse but i think people will agree when i say that you are an idiot

...or Rupert Mudoch.

homah_7ft

Terry wrote: »

The original title of Tolstoy's "War and Peace" was "War, What is it good for?"

It's lucky his mistress got him to change the title.