IN a casual sense, I'm pro military. My brother is in the army, and he's getting paid to see the world, meet interesting people (and blow them up? hm. Actually referring to his battle buddies), he gets school benefits, etc. For a guy who was pretty directionless, that's a good offer, and I'm glad he took it. I also understand national defense
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2) Nobody's losing technology except armed forces. We still keep the internet, planes, etc.
3) Partially for the sake of killing more fairly, and partially for the sake of removing collateral damage. The primary outrage I've heard about the Israeli offensive is the number of kids and UN peace volunteers dying. It's patently ridiculous that it's acceptable to blow up a perfectly useful building to get to a dozen holed-up terrorists. It's kinda hard to do that with a sword, yes?
4) Re-read my last paragraph.
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Rather than get mad at you for your silly ideas of people who care about their enemies and their families, I'll derail this conversation.
So, how 'bout those video games, huh? The 360 is a fun machine, but the blasted thing apparently can't survive my hardcore gaming techniques. I want a PSP.
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