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Old 11-26-2010, 08:00 PM
Ltbear Ltbear is offline
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BadAim.

(sorry about English, not native English speaking so trying hard not to be misunderstood)

Im with you, and im one of those he dont hold anything against anyone in the past. I live now, my kids get the future all i can hope is that i have learned from the past. But many around the world need to learn that learning from the past dont meen judging by the past.

People who wount play for a side in a computer game or dont want to visit some country because of some historical past are the worst breed of humans, they are the ones who dont learn from history, but judge by history.

If you judge by history, start looking at your own country first, no matter where you live. Most country`s have some dark spots hanging around.

This is where i could mention the first 50 actions by any of the oooh soo good western countrys ( i live in one of them), but i would rather have people read up on there countrys history than me digging it out.

The brave are those who stand against those who do wrong towards humanity, as a civilian as a soldier as a human...

As a soldier you are caught in a werry bad situation when you se and witness something bad, especialy if its your own buddys who do it. Tell and loose everything, or be silent and keep your comrades, those you fight and die with. No one exept those who have been there knows and feels what im talking about.

Many German soldiers was aware of what was going on. The SS and the (cant remember there name) "clean up groups" that came in after the army had moved on wasent hiding it, the problem is what you do as a soldier with that information, you might get the information the the unit commander, but he knows if he reports it him and maby hes family would end up dead.

But this is not a WW2 German thing. Any wars have these situations, even our days of war (even with western soldiers). But the price for telling is the same, you loose the friends that your life counts on. We outside the combat area will never know what happens, and in some cases i think its the best that way. No war can be fought cleanly, war is a dirty mess, and trying to make somthing like war look "nice" is the worst thing we have ever done....

War is dirty and we have to accept that, if we cant accept that, dont go to war....

Realy hope someone can get sence out of all that lmao...

have a great evening...

LTbear

Actualy this is basic combat psykologi lmao....
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