could and still be well within my ROE, he has a weapon and it has nothing to do with the red cross worker. Would I? no, contrary to what you think of me I am not some murderous miscreant looking for a few more kills.
If you spent less time trying to twist around what I say like some first year law student, and more time comming up with productive points and counterpoints this conversation could go somewere.
Mabey because one is intentional murder, and the other is an unintended side effect of combat operations? I guess you see no distinction though, and that does not suprise me.
If we were in the business of targeting civilians, trust me, there would be a lot more dead civilians.
and its not like the US didn't know what it was getting itself into.
After all one can easily goggle past arab conflicts and easily understand the type of brutal warfare waged. Not to mention US experiance in Vietnam, Soviet experience in Afganistain, Isreal conflicts and French in Algeria
"What we're doing is the right thing in Iraq, and history will prove it right."
President George W Bush - November 22, 2004
could and still be well within my ROE, he has a weapon and it has nothing to do with the red cross worker. Would I? no, contrary to what you think of me I am not some murderous miscreant looking for a few more kills.
Having already been through this, I'll draw my breath my breath deeply and try once again:
That quote deals only with the iraqi insurgent, not the aid worker. I've already said that I didn't think you would shoot the aid worker; the confusion arose because you did imply that you would shoot on sight anyone of the age 15-60 providing aid to the enemy. And that point still hasn't been dealt with.
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