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>There's no such thing as an overreaction in war. There is when we (a) don't know who the enemies are and (b) live in a post-Geneva world where the internation
by GeneralMayhem 13y ago
>There's no such thing as an overreaction in war.
There is when we (a) don't know who the enemies are and (b) live in a post-Geneva world where the international consensus is that yes, there are lines that can never be crossed.
- tsotha 13y agoa) We knew who the enemies were. We let civilians out of the city before it was attacked. b) We didn't gas or nuke them. In terms of the amount of conventional firepower you can bring to bear on enemy combatants... there's no limit.