Posted on Nov 15, 2015
SGM Matthew Quick
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Hindsighters claim not enough was done during the Nazi rise to power. Many claim we're again sitting on the sidelines allowing genocide to occur right before our eyes.

What can society do to help eradicate the Islamic State?
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Maybe it's time to use bigger, much nastier bombs. I know that much of the world today is caught up in avoiding collateral damage, e.g. civilians. Well, few people are on record voicing their displeasure with the overwhelming collateral damage wrought in WWII while it was all occurring. It happened in Nam, though, with much less frequency and intentional losses to the civilian population. With the precision bombs we now possess and use, occasional civilian losses still occur. Then the liberal wailing begins. Though I truly believe this specific war on terror will have no end due to the generations of children who will continue to carry the Islamic battle flag for decades to come, it's past time to care about civilian losses. A very dangerous percentage of those Muslim women and older children would plant an IED or wear a suicide vest faster than you or I can think about it. War is Hell, and it's about time we start sending vastly larger numbers of these jihadists to Hell with vastly increasing regularity. Use bigger bombs, be done with it, and move on to the next target. And don't stop until there is nothing left to bomb over there.
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Capt Seid Waddell
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Elections have consequences. The current administration is following the failed policies that allowed the Nazis to rise to power; if we do not approve of this course we can change it at the voting booth.
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I have seen the enemy, and he is us...

These turds are emboldened by our soft stance and reluctance to engage. If you want to defeat them, the gloves have to come off.
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