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A soldier is honorable IF: 1. He fights for a cause which will not reward him personally. > For example, an ISIS fighter stands to gain more money, more fame,
by stillsut 11y ago
A soldier is honorable IF:
1. He fights for a cause which will not reward him personally.
> For example, an ISIS fighter stands to gain more money, more fame, and more women than he could expect through any other means. Thus it is dis-honorable by modern standards.
2. The second is the means of accomplishing the mission.
> The Iraq conflict has and remains a sectarian civil war. The war crimes of both Sunni and Shia outclass and outnumber any Coalition acts. Arough figure: 10-1 civilian casualty figures of internal violence vs American.
Would you hate Great Britain if she had sent troops to fight for the Union in the American Civil war? Even if it resulted in some civilian casualties?