There's a movie called rules of engagement you should check out bro. Personally I think it hits the moral grey area of war on point. As for me I wouldn't fire on unarmed men and wouldn't order my Marines to do so. But there is a very difficult scenario which I could never prepare myself for "kill the enemy without hurting their human shields (which is the type of enem y we face), while keeping your men alive". You have to take action and get punished for the consequences. Yall are talking about a scenario that is impossible to predict like vietnam. If I was in Vietnam I would like to think I'd be able to resist the urge to kill those people. None of us could possibly understand how difficult and maddening that would be though. War is insanity we all deserve an eternity in hell after war. Ya never see sunshine and rainbows again and it's all our fault right?

Desertion is the biggest disgrace in the military and one of the few infractions still punishable by death. When you join a unit other people's lives depend on you to do your job and if you abandon your post you could get good men killed. The military is not for people like you its a brotherhood that prides itself on mission accomplishment over life and personal freedom. I would die for my friends and my marines and I will do whatever orders are handed to us. If a child is walking towards your squad with an IED strapped to his chest wold you shoot and live with the consequences or allow that bomb to kill the men you trained because you were too good to pull the trigger? War is hell whether we are fighting in Paris or Baghdad good people will die on both sides until the people up top find peace. There has never been a war where good fought against evil it's a big grey area where the Victor is deemed the good guy.

There's a movie called rules of engagement you should check out bro. Personally I think it hits the moral grey area of war on point. As for me I wouldn't fire on unarmed men and wouldn't order my Marines to do so. But there is a very difficult scenario which I could never prepare myself for "kill the enemy without hurting their human shields (which is the type of enem y we face), while keeping your men alive". You have to take action and get punished for the consequences. Yall are talking about a scenario that is impossible to predict like vietnam. If I was in Vietnam I would like to think I'd be able to resist the urge to kill those people. None of us could possibly understand how difficult and maddening that would be though. War is insanity we all deserve an eternity in hell after war. Ya never see sunshine and rainbows again and it's all our fault right?

International politics is shit and represents the worst of the humanity. But somehow, a lot of people are cheering to die for their country.

I mean, I saw west support Turkey's current leader even though he acted like a dictator even from the beginning but now he started losing his usefulness for west, and they're only now calling him a dictator. And people are buying this shit.

I understand that they had to act like he was a good fellow because of mutual interest. But that doesn't mean I don't curse at this two faced attitude that is international politics. I really tried to embrace it, be a cold, selfish bastard. But I can't condone this fucking piece of shit of a system.

I fear there might be a civil war coming. Unrest is uprising day by day, and there are four provinces which declared turfew over 50 times in last 6 months.