I agree that war is wrong. If it can be avoided, it should be. I am not, however, a complete pacifist. If some country decides to start lobbing bombs into America, and talking doesn't dissuade them from doing so, then you have two choices: enjoy watching your friends and family get blown up, or do something about it. That's a sad fact of life, that sometimes two groups cannot come to a peaceful solution (usually because one side refuses to), and then you get war.

For example, in World War II, Hitler didn't just roll over all of Europe, because people fought back against being conquered and having a Nazi German government instituted over their own. Yes, they could have just laid down and let the Germans roll over them, and that would have avoided war. Would that have been better? Maybe if you were white, blonde, blue-eyed, not gay, not Jewish, and didn't care about freedom.

As for calling me an idiot and a bigot, I don't really care. Sticks and stones, blah blah. And I think there are enough posts from me that you can tell I'm not an idiot or a bigot. However, Mr. Rense - he's got a posting history too, and it shows what he is just as mine shows what kind of person I am. rense.com is frequently used as a "source" (I use the term VERY loosely) for neo-Nazis and skinheads and conspiracists. And I do indeed find him amusing, as I do those who use his site as a source for anything other than skinhead recruiting.
jamstigator Reviewed by jamstigator on . WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO - Lebanese Doctor Says 'Phosphorus Weapons' Cause Suffering those who can't handle this much freedom probably shouldn't watch... WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO - Lebanese Doctor Says 'Phosphorus Weapons' Cause Suffering Raw Story | July 25 2006 CNN video correspondent, Karl Penhaul, follows a family that had been mistakenly caught in an Israeli air strike. The doctor treating the family says that there is phosphorus in the weapons that cause extremely painful burns on it's victims. Rating: 5