Let's see if we can get two heated discussions going simultaneously (see: nazi thread #17).
Anyway, I'm curious. If the USA (and allies) decide to go to war in Iran, and then North Korea, and then Syria, and then Papua New Guinea, Falklands (again), and then a final attack on the Indonesian survivors of the Tsunami, at which point can we drop the moniker of "support our troops"?
Just assume that there is an unprovoked attack on an innocent country, do we automatically HAVE to say, "Well, I don't agree with the war but I have to support the troops"?
Can this be reversed? Meaning, if we decided not to support the troops then would there be less chance of the war even starting? I wonder if this devout support of the armed forces just provides a free for all carte-blanche war mentality....
Anyway, I'm curious. If the USA (and allies) decide to go to war in Iran, and then North Korea, and then Syria, and then Papua New Guinea, Falklands (again), and then a final attack on the Indonesian survivors of the Tsunami, at which point can we drop the moniker of "support our troops"?
Just assume that there is an unprovoked attack on an innocent country, do we automatically HAVE to say, "Well, I don't agree with the war but I have to support the troops"?
Can this be reversed? Meaning, if we decided not to support the troops then would there be less chance of the war even starting? I wonder if this devout support of the armed forces just provides a free for all carte-blanche war mentality....