Guess Ur right. Its pointless to talk and be afraid of WMD and Terrorism, now that "Action" has been taken. Why give a da** about the causes, reasons, motives any more? Its time to move on and feel smug or glum depending on our ante-facto status and look at rationalising the actions post-facto, the "fact" being "clear and present". So did you watch the Aussie innings, stupendous was it not? Hammered teh hell out of the Indian bowling. Pretty dismal bowling though, Zaheer was pathetic, and we had such high hopes on him. Lets just hope Sachin and Saurav and Sehwag save our day..........
"Brothers, you asked for it."
...Francisco Domingo Carlos Andres Sebastian D'Anconia
That guy got ripped a new *******!!!! The media will not let it live down, but this guy made a mistake. Plain and simple.
He was so pumped up from winning and living through a battle, he just wanted to express it some way. I know people will be twisting this for a long time to come. It sucks that people can't see really what he was doing (which isn't trying to say we are populating Iraq).
Originally posted by hellswraith That guy got ripped a new *******!!!! The media will not let it live down, but this guy made a mistake. Plain and simple.
He was so pumped up from winning and living through a battle, he just wanted to express it some way. I know people will be twisting this for a long time to come. It sucks that people can't see really what he was doing (which isn't trying to say we are populating Iraq).
Thats the whole point. People get pumped up and exhilrated and elated. No one on the ground (its those on the ground that are doing the destruction and being destroyed) can afford to think of the whole rigmarole that was the cause of their being on the ground destroying and being destroyed, and they cant help but be pumped up and exhilarated because they are alive.
Mistakes like these, genuine, no doubt (I am not that naive!), will happen, but I find it equally naive that the right thing to do on the 25th of March 2003, is to push aside the motives for the war and sweep it under the carpet, and focus only on beating our chests and trying to justyfy loss of life and property in the war.
"Brothers, you asked for it."
...Francisco Domingo Carlos Andres Sebastian D'Anconia
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