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Originally posted by slimjim
Yeah well at least I served and don't have the yellow sreak down my back like you do. As far as my chess score is concerned I'm too busy out on the road making money to worry much about it. Tell the draft board that you are Gay if they have to scrape the barrel to draft you. You might have to get on your kness to prove it but, you should be used to living ong on your knees.
Whist I would not be a conscientious objector I would also not jump to conclusions about those who are. Do you consider Muhammad Ali has a yellow streak down his back (there are probably other examples but he is the one that I immediately thought of), especially when you consider there is no way they would have put him at risk, he would have been used as a media hype for the army rather than actually fight. Yet he still chose to stand by his principles, despite the fact I would tend not to agree with a conscientious objector in general it is hard not to admire him for standing up for his principles and giving up so much when it would have been so easy to go along with the flow.

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Originally posted by stevetodd
Whist I would not be a conscientious objector I would also not jump to conclusions about those who are. Do you consider Muhammad Ali has a yellow streak down his back (there are probably other examples but he is the one that I immediately thought of), especially when you consider there is no way they would have put him at risk, he would have been used as a ...[text shortened]... his principles and giving up so much when it would have been so easy to go along with the flow.
Conciencious objector?

How about complete WIMP? Poo pants or puff!

Can't kill, won't kill? Put him in a separate non-war situation where his instinct makes him fight for his life and then see where his principles lie.
What a load of codswallop...... πŸ™

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There's a Debates forum for pointless arguments like this, you know.

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Originally posted by mikelom
Conciencious objector?

How about complete WIMP? Poo pants or puff!

Can't kill, won't kill? Put him in a separate non-war situation where his instinct makes him fight for his life and then see where his principles lie.
What a load of codswallop...... πŸ™
It is not very clear who you are referring to, but if it's Ali I think you will find that he was often in a non war sitaution when he fought and not only that he was for a time the best in the world at it too )in his chosen discipline of fighting).

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Originally posted by stevetodd
It is not very clear who you are referring to, but if it's Ali I think you will find that he was often in a non war sitaution when he fought and not only that he was for a time the best in the world at it too )in his chosen discipline of fighting).
Definitely not referring to Ali......... πŸ˜›

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Originally posted by mikelom
Definitely not referring to Ali......... πŸ˜›
Fair enough, it would have to hard to win that particular line of arguement I think πŸ˜‰

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Never been in a fight. Never will.

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Originally posted by kmac27
Never been in a fight. Never will.
So in the future, if married, then if you are walking the road and get approached by a maniac who threatens your wife are you telling me you would stand by and watch? You wouldn't fight to defend the love of your life?...Come on .......

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Originally posted by kmac27
Never been in a fight. Never will.
I hope you are right, but never is a very long time and sometimes certian situations dictate doing things that would not be your chosen path under normal circumstances

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if forced to fight i would not kill. defending and attacking are two different things.

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Originally posted by kmac27
if forced to fight i would not kill. defending and attacking are two different things.
WW1 and WW2....... Were the British soldiers not defending our Homeland from attack? Under such circumstance they were forced to kill, were they not?

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Originally posted by kmac27
if forced to fight i would not kill. defending and attacking are two different things.
You obvioulsy have not seen enough horror films or films about maniacs! how many times have we seen the villian knocked down/stunned etc but then gets up to kill their victim who turns their back on them πŸ™‚

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From the looks of it we are killing people over there. How do you declare that you are defending when you are controling an area that is not yours?

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Originally posted by kmac27
From the looks of it we are killing people over there. How do you declare that you are defending when you are controling an area that is not yours?
WW1 and WW2....... Were the British soldiers not defending our Homeland from attack? Under such circumstance they were forced to kill, were they not?

Answer the question please.....