Bret Higgins
20 years ago
My old Battery was out there from before the start and came home 8 months ago, no casualties sustained and plenty of friends made. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
Yes, it is. |
zachok
20 years ago
no most of them do not want to harm a soul its just what they have to do i think i know what it is and waht it isnt my dad is an ex army and my uncle an ex navy and my cousin is a marins my grandpa is an ex marine and i have tons of frinds in the army and family they tell me what it is like in war and theyd rather not kill a soul but they have dedicated there lives to fighting for there country and they believ what they do is right and killing isnt right it isnt there occupation killing is a solution to a problem that does nothing but hurt... |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
Im ex-Army myself. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
yes.. now read your statement that lead to my first answer and see where I said was the job. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
I helped plenty, my friend. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
On the streets of Northern Ireland my job was to be a deterrent.. a friendly but very real deterrent. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
Killing is part of a soldier's job and therefore his occupation. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
"a soldier is to serve and protect" |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
Keeping it light and breezy is good, Zach. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
Soldiery is a profession, the outlook and attitude of how the job is accomplished is what sets the British Army apart. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
true, Im just examining one side of the coin. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
To serve his country is the ideal. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
Well, seeing as I meant occupation as in occupation of a country you've been twisted from the start. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
A warrior is one who wages war. Take away the killing part and what is left? |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
ok, so define war without death. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
No, that's fine, but that concept is not linked with soldiery. |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
war is a justification for a certain belief but killing is not justified |
Bret Higgins
20 years ago
dont worry about the spelling, I'm with you. |