I agree. You dont make war on civillians. Thats what separates the guerrilla from the terrorist.
Amen brothah.
Enemies foreign and domestic...that one always echoes in my head.
Me too. And it's scary, in a way. It implies that even if the majority of the population wanted to overthrow the government as embodied in the Constitution, the armed forces would be obligated to resist. I thought about that a lot before taking that oath, too.
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More than I usually admit, yeah. (sheepish grin.)
I agree. You dont make war on civillians. Thats what separates the guerrilla from the terrorist.
Amen brothah.
Enemies foreign and domestic...that one always echoes in my head.
Me too. And it's scary, in a way. It implies that even if the majority of the population wanted to overthrow the government as embodied in the Constitution, the armed forces would be obligated to resist. I thought about that a lot before taking that oath, too.