>i was watching the news today and they were saying how the
>u.s soldiers were complaining because iraqi soldiers are
>wearing civilian clothes and driving civilian vehicles. and
>i am like, what are they expected to do? call ahead and
>say, this is where we are, these are the kinds of cars we
>are driving and we are wearing brown camouflages, with this
>or that colour scheme, come and get us? especially when the
>price you have to pay is your life? and the enemy is so much
>greater?

yea, they shouldnt be complaining. thats like during the revolutionary war when patriots fought guerrila style and the redcoats lined up to be shot. all is fair in love and war.

and then they are talking about the geneva
>convention. a bit hypocritical considering the u.s is going
>against the un resolution. should be the last people
>talking about flounting international law..( and i guess
>let's not mention the afghani pow's.)

the US waited 4 years for the UN to do something. saddam broke the resolution in 1998, its high time we make him pay!
>
>this is such an unfair war it doesn't even make sense (not
>even getting into the pros and cons of it). why not pick an
>enemy that at least can put up a fight?

this question makes no sense considering the context of this war.
>
>and isn't it messed up that that woman's son is a pow or mia
>and yet they have the nerve to go interview her for t.v.
>where's the moral sense of let the woman mourn or come to
>terms with the situation. everything does not have to be
>televised. a parents grief should be worth more than
>ratings.
>
its a free country. she didnt have to do the interview but she did. so whats your point?

>and for all those that dont believe the media is biased: why
>aren't we hearing anything about the iraqi's that have lost
>their lives. they have families too, dont they? be
>unbiased: show us both points of view...

the media does, you just have to search.
>
>this war is like a bad movie, for real., wouldn't even get
>good reviews if it was a movie just cause its really not
>much of a fight.

what?