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It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
Now youre just projecting....and repeating yourself
It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
Now youre just projecting....and repeating yourself
No, it's accurate. Most Americans aren't even aware of the several innocent women and children killed in this particular attack. They're only aware of the one American killed. But that's on our corrupt Government/Corporate Media. If most Americans really understood, they would reconsider supporting this Permanent War agenda.
It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
Now youre just projecting....and repeating yourself
No, it's accurate. Most Americans aren't even aware of the several innocent women and children killed in this particular attack. They're only aware of the one American killed. But that's on our corrupt Government/Corporate Media. If most Americans really understood, they would reconsider supporting this Permanent War agenda.
Shit happens.
It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
Now youre just projecting....and repeating yourself
No, it's accurate. Most Americans aren't even aware of the several innocent women and children killed in this particular attack. They're only aware of the one American killed. But that's on our corrupt Government/Corporate Media. If most Americans really understood, they would reconsider supporting this Permanent War agenda.
Shit happens.
Exactly. Americans have been indoctrinated to believe an American's life is more 'valuable' than an innocent Yemeni child's life. It's pretty socking that indoctrination has been so successful. Most Americans will go along with any war now. Very sad.
No they don't. Our's mean more. You keep saying they are innocent but they are still there supporting ISIS. They aren't innocent. And yes I want a thousand to one ratio of if one of our's dies we kill a thousand of yours. I'd like to bump that to ten thousand. A hundred thousand would be ideal. A million would be a bit closer to my liking.No it's not as valuable. We are there to stop this ISIS bullshit. Line up a thousand Yemeni women and children supporting ISIS on one side and on the other line up one US soldier wanting to go home to his wife and child. Then make me pick one side to die. The yemeni side get's strafed, twice. Fuck them.No they don't mean that much. They weren't innocent they were part of the ISIS clan. A fire fight occured. We lost one guy. Anytime we lose one we need a thousand of theirs to be even. That's how you win wars.
I'm just saying that Yemeni childrens' lives are valuable too. We lost one US Soldier. But several innocent Yemeni women and children were murdered in the process. It's very sad most Americans don't understand that disturbing reality.
Sorry, but that's just sick. Read the article. Murdering a bunch of innocent Women and Children can't be justified. A Yemeni child's life is every bit as 'valuable' as a US Soldier's life is.
Sorry, but that's a sick mentality. Unfortunately, most Americans have been indoctrinated on that sick mentality. We lost just one US Soldier in this massacre. But several innocent women and children were also slaughtered. Their lives mean something too.
I'm not for any war. If we are in one though then yes the American's life is worth hundreds of thousands of yours. I want to win.It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
Now youre just projecting....and repeating yourself
No, it's accurate. Most Americans aren't even aware of the several innocent women and children killed in this particular attack. They're only aware of the one American killed. But that's on our corrupt Government/Corporate Media. If most Americans really understood, they would reconsider supporting this Permanent War agenda.
Shit happens.
Exactly. Americans have been indoctrinated to believe an American's life is more 'valuable' than an innocent Yemeni child's life. It's pretty socking that indoctrination has been so successful. Most Americans will go along with any war now. Very sad.
No they don't. Our's mean more. You keep saying they are innocent but they are still there supporting ISIS. They aren't innocent. And yes I want a thousand to one ratio of if one of our's dies we kill a thousand of yours. I'd like to bump that to ten thousand. A hundred thousand would be ideal. A million would be a bit closer to my liking.No it's not as valuable. We are there to stop this ISIS bullshit. Line up a thousand Yemeni women and children supporting ISIS on one side and on the other line up one US soldier wanting to go home to his wife and child. Then make me pick one side to die. The yemeni side get's strafed, twice. Fuck them.No they don't mean that much. They weren't innocent they were part of the ISIS clan. A fire fight occured. We lost one guy. Anytime we lose one we need a thousand of theirs to be even. That's how you win wars.I'm just saying that Yemeni childrens' lives are valuable too. We lost one US Soldier. But several innocent Yemeni women and children were murdered in the process. It's very sad most Americans don't understand that disturbing reality.
Sorry, but that's just sick. Read the article. Murdering a bunch of innocent Women and Children can't be justified. A Yemeni child's life is every bit as 'valuable' as a US Soldier's life is.
Sorry, but that's a sick mentality. Unfortunately, most Americans have been indoctrinated on that sick mentality. We lost just one US Soldier in this massacre. But several innocent women and children were also slaughtered. Their lives mean something too.
I'm not for any war. If we are in one though then yes the American's life is worth hundreds of thousands of yours. I want to win.It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
Now youre just projecting....and repeating yourself
No, it's accurate. Most Americans aren't even aware of the several innocent women and children killed in this particular attack. They're only aware of the one American killed. But that's on our corrupt Government/Corporate Media. If most Americans really understood, they would reconsider supporting this Permanent War agenda.
Shit happens.
Exactly. Americans have been indoctrinated to believe an American's life is more 'valuable' than an innocent Yemeni child's life. It's pretty socking that indoctrination has been so successful. Most Americans will go along with any war now. Very sad.
Look, most of us take issue with collateral damage to property and human life, that's why the U.S.Military tries (unlike many other countries) to avoid or minimize it. But it happens relative often in the heat of battle. However, when enemy combatants hide, and fight, among a civilian population, bad shit gonna happen. There really is no way around it.
American soldiers have died trying to avoid collateral damage.
Sorry, but i can't buy that. Most Americans could care less how many children are murdered in these attacks. They've been indoctrinated to believe that those lives are less 'valuable' than American lives. They've been taught to think of those people as not being human. And that's very sad and disturbing. If Americans were shown the ugly reality, they would likely reconsider this Permanent War agenda.
I disagree. Most Americans wish we could avoid it all together. But they realize that the way of modern warfare, especially against terrorist organization, is such that all we can do is try to minimize it. As I said in my previous post, as long as enemy combatant hide and fight amongst a civilian population, it's nearly impossible to avoid civilian casualties.
We (you) may not like it, hate it even, but the reality is that it is going to happen.
Now if the U.S. was cavalier about civilian casualties, like Russia, we would have a huge problem and the American people wouldn't stand for it.
I, as a veteran, don't like it but I accept that it is a fact of war.
We learned our lesson during WWII where there was indiscriminate bombing of civilians. That's why the Geeva Convention outlawed the practice. That's why the terrorist are breaking international law by hiding in population centers, and that's why, I believe, they do it. They know we won't bomb them up to the stone age while they're there.
The US/West owns the International Court System. When's the last time you saw an American or Westerner tried for War Crimes? Here's a hint, it doesn't happen. Only those deemed 'Enemies' of the US/West are tried for 'War Crimes.' It's a rigged system. The US/West can commit all the atrocities they want. They'll never be held accountable. They own the system for God's sake.
Look, most of us take issue with collateral damage to property and human life, that's why the U.S.Military tries (unlike many other countries) to avoid or minimize it. But it happens relative often in the heat of battle. However, when enemy combatants hide, and fight, among a civilian population, bad shit gonna happen. There really is no way around it.
American soldiers have died trying to avoid collateral damage.
Sorry, but i can't buy that. Most Americans could care less how many children are murdered in these attacks. They've been indoctrinated to believe that those lives are less 'valuable' than American lives. They've been taught to think of those people as not being human. And that's very sad and disturbing. If Americans were shown the ugly reality, they would likely reconsider this Permanent War agenda.
I disagree. Most Americans wish we could avoid it all together. But they realize that the way of modern warfare, especially against terrorist organization, is such that all we can do is try to minimize it. As I said in my previous post, as long as enemy combatant hide and fight amongst a civilian population, it's nearly impossible to avoid civilian casualties.
We (you) may not like it, hate it even, but the reality is that it is going to happen.
Now if the U.S. was cavalier about civilian casualties, like Russia, we would have a huge problem and the American people wouldn't stand for it.
I, as a veteran, don't like it but I accept that it is a fact of war.
We learned our lesson during WWII where there was indiscriminate bombing of civilians. That's why the Geeva Convention outlawed the practice. That's why the terrorist are breaking international law by hiding in population centers, and that's why, I believe, they do it. They know we won't bomb them up to the stone age while they're there.
The US/West owns the International Court System. When's the last time you saw an American or Westerner tried for War Crimes? Here's a hint, it doesn't happen. Only those deemed 'Enemies' of the US/West are tried for 'War Crimes.' It's a rigged system. The US/West can commit all the atrocities they want. They'll never be held accountable. They own the system for God's sake.
Well, you've just proven you know nothing about veterans, The Uniform Code of Military Justice, or the Geneva Convention. The World Court is a whole different matter. The U.S. is not a signatory of the World Court, therefore it has no jurisdiction here.
As for the Geneva Convention, all civilized countries are signatories. The ones that aren't are third world tyrants and dictators.
How friggin' old are you anyway? Justt one more example of the abysmal state of the American education system.
Why all the wailing and eulogising for the 3,500 that died in the Twin Towers attack?
They were just collateral damage after all.
Look, most of us take issue with collateral damage to property and human life, that's why the U.S.Military tries (unlike many other countries) to avoid or minimize it. But it happens relative often in the heat of battle. However, when enemy combatants hide, and fight, among a civilian population, bad shit gonna happen. There really is no way around it.
American soldiers have died trying to avoid collateral damage.
Sorry, but i can't buy that. Most Americans could care less how many children are murdered in these attacks. They've been indoctrinated to believe that those lives are less 'valuable' than American lives. They've been taught to think of those people as not being human. And that's very sad and disturbing. If Americans were shown the ugly reality, they would likely reconsider this Permanent War agenda.
I disagree. Most Americans wish we could avoid it all together. But they realize that the way of modern warfare, especially against terrorist organization, is such that all we can do is try to minimize it. As I said in my previous post, as long as enemy combatant hide and fight amongst a civilian population, it's nearly impossible to avoid civilian casualties.
We (you) may not like it, hate it even, but the reality is that it is going to happen.
Now if the U.S. was cavalier about civilian casualties, like Russia, we would have a huge problem and the American people wouldn't stand for it.
I, as a veteran, don't like it but I accept that it is a fact of war.
We learned our lesson during WWII where there was indiscriminate bombing of civilians. That's why the Geeva Convention outlawed the practice. That's why the terrorist are breaking international law by hiding in population centers, and that's why, I believe, they do it. They know we won't bomb them up to the stone age while they're there.
The US/West owns the International Court System. When's the last time you saw an American or Westerner tried for War Crimes? Here's a hint, it doesn't happen. Only those deemed 'Enemies' of the US/West are tried for 'War Crimes.' It's a rigged system. The US/West can commit all the atrocities they want. They'll never be held accountable. They own the system for God's sake.
Well, you've just proven you know nothing about veterans, The Uniform Code of Military Justice, or the Geneva Convention. The World Court is a whole different matter. The U.S. is not a signatory of the World Court, therefore it has no jurisdiction here.
As for the Geneva Convention, all civilized countries are signatories. The ones that aren't are third world tyrants and dictators.
How friggin' old are you anyway? Justt one more example of the abysmal state of the American education system.
Maybe one day you'll see reality. The US/West owns the International Court System. Only those deemed 'Enemies' of the US/West get tried for War Crimes. If you don't believe me, just provide a list of Americans and Westerners who've been held accountable for war atrocities. I'm open-minded, i'll give you a chance.
There are posters on here who believe civilians are legitimate targets or acceptable collateral damage.Why all the wailing and eulogising for the 3,500 that died in the Twin Towers attack?
They were just collateral damage after all.
No, they were murdered. The difference is that the perpetrators INTENTIONALLY targeted civilians.
Nice propaganda piece. DEATH TO INFIDELS!A perspective most Americans aren't exposed to. Yes we did lose a US Soldier, but several others including innocent women and children were also killed in the attack. As Americans, we're indoctrinated to only care about Americans being killed. We're taught that it's only American lives that count. But an American life isn't any more 'valuable' than a Yemeni child's life. We should think about that more often. Maybe more Americans would stop supporting the Endless War agenda?
On January 29, 5-year-old Sinan al Ameri was asleep with his mother, his aunt, and 12 other children in a one-room stone hut typical of poor rural villages in the highlands of Yemen. A little after 1 a.m., the women and children awoke to the sound of a gunfight erupting a few hundred feet away. Roughly 30 members of Navy SEAL Team 6 were storming the eastern hillside of the remote settlement.
According to residents of the village of al Ghayil, in Yemen’s al Bayda province, the first to die in the assault was 13-year-old Nasser al Dhahab. The house of his uncle, Sheikh Abdulraouf al Dhahab, and the building behind it, the home of 65-year-old Abdallah al Ameri and his son Mohammed al Ameri, 38, appeared to be the targets of the US forces, who called in air support as they were pinned down in a nearly hourlong firefight.
With the SEALs taking heavy fire on the lower slopes, attack helicopters swept over the hillside hamlet above. In what seemed to be blind panic, the gunships bombarded the entire village, striking more than a dozen buildings, razing stone dwellings where families slept, and wiping out more than 120 goats, sheep, and donkeys.
Three projectiles tore through the straw and timber roof of the home where Sinan slept. Cowering in a corner, Sinan’s mother, 30-year-old Fatim Saleh Mohsen, decided to flee the bombardment. Grabbing her 18-month-old son and ushering her terrified children into the narrow outdoor passageway between the tightly packed dwellings, she headed into the open...
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Death in Ghayil
Look, most of us take issue with collateral damage to property and human life, that's why the U.S.Military tries (unlike many other countries) to avoid or minimize it. But it happens relative often in the heat of battle. However, when enemy combatants hide, and fight, among a civilian population, bad shit gonna happen. There really is no way around it.
American soldiers have died trying to avoid collateral damage.
Sorry, but i can't buy that. Most Americans could care less how many children are murdered in these attacks. They've been indoctrinated to believe that those lives are less 'valuable' than American lives. They've been taught to think of those people as not being human. And that's very sad and disturbing. If Americans were shown the ugly reality, they would likely reconsider this Permanent War agenda.
I disagree. Most Americans wish we could avoid it all together. But they realize that the way of modern warfare, especially against terrorist organization, is such that all we can do is try to minimize it. As I said in my previous post, as long as enemy combatant hide and fight amongst a civilian population, it's nearly impossible to avoid civilian casualties.
We (you) may not like it, hate it even, but the reality is that it is going to happen.
Now if the U.S. was cavalier about civilian casualties, like Russia, we would have a huge problem and the American people wouldn't stand for it.
I, as a veteran, don't like it but I accept that it is a fact of war.
We learned our lesson during WWII where there was indiscriminate bombing of civilians. That's why the Geeva Convention outlawed the practice. That's why the terrorist are breaking international law by hiding in population centers, and that's why, I believe, they do it. They know we won't bomb them up to the stone age while they're there.
The US/West owns the International Court System. When's the last time you saw an American or Westerner tried for War Crimes? Here's a hint, it doesn't happen. Only those deemed 'Enemies' of the US/West are tried for 'War Crimes.' It's a rigged system. The US/West can commit all the atrocities they want. They'll never be held accountable. They own the system for God's sake.
Collateral damage is a fact of any war.
There are posters on here who believe civilians are legitimate targets or acceptable collateral damage.Why all the wailing and eulogising for the 3,500 that died in the Twin Towers attack?
They were just collateral damage after all.
No, they were murdered. The difference is that the perpetrators INTENTIONALLY targeted civilians.
Trump believes that civilians are legitimate targets.
If Bin Laden wanted to destroy the Twin Towers then the civilians were just collateral damage.
If he wanted to kill civilians well then they are evidently legitimate targets.
It all gets back to indoctrination. Most American truly feel a Yemeni's life isn't as 'valuable' as an American's life. They see them as not being human. They've been taught to see them as 'Sub-Human.' Their lives don't mean anything. A Yemeni child being brutally slaughtered, really doesn't mean much to the average American. As shocking as that is, it is the ugly reality.
