I know this is a bit late but I would like to make the point that starting a war takes a lot less courage than actually fighting it. Hence, George W. Bush doesn’t really qualify as brave. The men and women that put their lives on the line are the ones that can be considered brave.
[quote]beebuddy wrote:
I know this is a bit late but I would like to make the point that starting a war takes a lot less courage than actually fighting it. Hence, George W. Bush doesn’t really qualify as brave. The men and women that put their lives on the line are the ones that can be considered brave.[/quote]
I dont know…I think that making the decision of putting people in harms way for something he feels would make the world a better place is pretty brave. He is putting something into motion that is going to change many many lives (lifes?). If he didnt know that his decisions were then thats the problem…if he had a child in the military…
Did anyone notice I used the word “connotation”? Pretty snazzy, huh?
Oh and for the record-you do not know my sister. You cannot say she is smart, she knows how to retain information very well but when she gives me advice, I do the exact opposite of what she says and everything goes beautifully. Alot of things are like that with her.