“The only thing worse than a soldier dying in vain is more soldiers dying in vain.”
And he meant it.
I don’t care what the post-debate polls say about you, Mike Gravel.
Will Wilkinson
The Sweet Release of Reason
“The only thing worse than a soldier dying in vain is more soldiers dying in vain.”
And he meant it.
I don’t care what the post-debate polls say about you, Mike Gravel.
Though I should hope you care about his support for nationalizing health care the Kyoto protocol. Though to be fair he’s surprisingly good on most other things.
Though I should hope you care about his support for nationalizing health care the Kyoto protocol. Though to be fair he’s surprisingly good on most other things.
I think that one thing worse than a solider dying is a bunch of women and children dying.
Widespread agreement to this is one of the large societal reasons that soldiers were invented.
I think that one thing worse than a solider dying is a bunch of women and children dying.
Widespread agreement to this is one of the large societal reasons that soldiers were invented.
An alternate hypothesis, not incompatible, is that soldiers were invented because (to paraphrase Cerebus the Aardvark) you can’t conquer squat with women & children.
An alternate hypothesis, not incompatible, is that soldiers were invented because (to paraphrase Cerebus the Aardvark) you can’t conquer squat with women & children.