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riderinthestorm

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5. Co-dependent enablers are noble eh? How about we examine the base structure that ennobles war?

Reply to jwirr (Reply #4)

Tue Apr 14, 2015, 01:00 AM

Apr 2015

And ask our chaplains to work backwards from that?

But of course that's out of the paradigm. Vietnam is a long time ago and this article isn't addressing that. Its addressing NOW/

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Don't need chaplains to know when one is violating the Golden Rule riderinthestorm Apr 2015 #2

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So we (and I use we as meaning our government) send them to war and we are then supposed to jwirr Apr 2015 #4

Co-dependent enablers are noble eh? How about we examine the base structure that ennobles war? riderinthestorm Apr 2015 #5

Did you read the article? The article traces this back as far as the Illiad. What I think is that it jwirr Apr 2015 #6

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Hell no. Of course I see that. History is one thing but seeing what it does today is easy just jwirr Apr 2015 #9

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