Sunday, March 22, 2009

War

When most people think about war, they think about how everybody wants to get out of Iraq and stop the fighting. That is the main argument of this, but I do have one friend who is very strongly for the war. He says everybody who is against the war should speak for themselves, because he himself plans to join the military after finishing high school, and he says his goal is to go to Iraq and kill Iraqis. Instead of writing about the boring, easy side of this argument, I've decided to take a look at the side which supports the war in Iraq. In the article i found, John Murtha, a veteran, seconds politicians questionings. He points out that everybody in the military volunteers to join. Nobody is forced to join the military. People are ignorant and make assumptions based on what they know, which is stupid of them and makes them idiots. They have no right to talk on the issue. If you want to know the truth, talk to a real Iraq veteran, or read this article. Civilians can talk as much as they please, but that doesn't make them right. Most of the articles out there are written by those ignorant politicians who haven't spent a day in Iraq. Instead of reading those worthless pieces of paper, try reading the real thing, those written by the real troops, the real people fighting the war.

Zirkle, Wade. "Troops in Support Of the War." The Washington Post 13 Apr. 2006. 23 Mar. 2009 .

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