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Throughout recent history our congress has based its military research decisions upon the philosophy that if it can actually kill the enemy it would be a bad thing. An example of this is the implementation of the M16 as our service rifle (during the Vietnam War and up to the present). This is due to infection of stupidity and weakness. Combine this attitude with the "all you need is love" attitudes of the deranged LSD hippies and you get a recipe for disaster. I ask you, did Sparta ever stop when it was fighting those Persians and say "couldn't we all just watch Mr. Roger's?" The answer, of course, is no! Those Persians were coming to burn their women and rape their crops; of course it was all out war! The ancients never deluded themselves about the realities of the world, and neither shou

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rdfs:comment	Throughout recent history our congress has based its military research decisions upon the philosophy that if it can actually kill the enemy it would be a bad thing. An example of this is the implementation of the M16 as our service rifle (during the Vietnam War and up to the present). This is due to infection of stupidity and weakness. Combine this attitude with the "all you need is love" attitudes of the deranged LSD hippies and you get a recipe for disaster. I ask you, did Sparta ever stop when it was fighting those Persians and say "couldn't we all just watch Mr. Roger's?" The answer, of course, is no! Those Persians were coming to burn their women and rape their crops; of course it was all out war! The ancients never deluded themselves about the realities of the world, and neither shou
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abstract	Throughout recent history our congress has based its military research decisions upon the philosophy that if it can actually kill the enemy it would be a bad thing. An example of this is the implementation of the M16 as our service rifle (during the Vietnam War and up to the present). This is due to infection of stupidity and weakness. Combine this attitude with the "all you need is love" attitudes of the deranged LSD hippies and you get a recipe for disaster. I ask you, did Sparta ever stop when it was fighting those Persians and say "couldn't we all just watch Mr. Roger's?" The answer, of course, is no! Those Persians were coming to burn their women and rape their crops; of course it was all out war! The ancients never deluded themselves about the realities of the world, and neither should we! But, the current reality is that our congress, for some oxymoronic reason, wants weapons that don't kill the enemy. Question: If the weapons aren't meant to kill the enemy, then what are they meant to do, look pretty? Some sad day, there will be a nuclear attack on this country and then we will finally wake from our stupor and realize that war really is all about just "killing the bastards." Until then, this page will document said deficiencies of congress and its suicidal weapons policies. “ Now I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country.” ~ General George S. Patton Jr. on War “ War is simple, direct, and ruthless.” ~ General George S. Patton Jr. (again) on War “ I think my opponent is forgetting the tremendous importance of killing the bastards.” ~ Ronald Reagan on a Political Debate

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