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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 12:40:57 PM   
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If one voluntarily joins the military with the preconcieved notion that he will do as he pleases seems a bit at odds with the sworn oath one would take to follow all lawful orders.


Okay. I'll play along but it'll bore me...

What makes you think that for one frickin' minute, the scenario I described wouldn't fall within the ROE? I don't get it. It's like you need to find one little thing to nit-pick with me. I tried to ignore it but you're moving into personal attack territory by way of trying to paint me into a position I never took.

Go ahead and straw man but you'll end up where the rest of the "farmers" are.



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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 12:42:41 PM   
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If I'm wearing an American flag on my shoulder and they point a weapon at me, their life, as far as I am concerned is forfeit. I don't care why they're pointing that weapon at me. The plain, hard truth is: that weapon can kill me. I will go home, at the end of the day/tour. I will not become a martyr to people who think I should die to satisfy their morals. I wouldn't ask it of any soldier that keeps us safe.
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If you are wearing an american flag on your shoulder you will follow the rules of engagement or you will find your (alive and breathing) ass in levenworth.





If one voluntarily joins the military with the preconcieved notion that he will do as he pleases seems a bit at odds with the sworn oath one would take to follow all lawful orders.

http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/wars/a/loac_2.htm

From the above:

"Unlawful Combatants. Unlawful combatants are individuals who directly participate in hostilities without being authorized by governmental authority or under international law to do so. For example, bandits who rob and plunder and civilians who attack a downed airman are unlawful combatants. Unlawful combatants who engage in hostilities violate LOAC and become lawful targets. They may be killed or wounded and, if captured, may be tried as war criminals for their LOAC violations."

This so-called "Christian Army" is defined as "Unlawful combatants"
Pointing a weapon is one of several definitions of "direct participation in hostilities".

From the same document under "Rules of Engagement"

"•The use of force in self-defense must be necessary and limited to the amount needed to eliminate the threat and control the situation.
•Deadly force should only be used in response to a hostile act or a demonstration of hostile intent. Deadly force is defined as force that causes or has a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm.
• Failure to comply with ROE may be punishable under the UCMJ.
•ROE questions and concerns should be promptly elevated up the chain of command for resolution."


Pointing a weapon is 'demonstration of hostile intent'.

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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 1:44:33 PM   
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Have you ever "worn an American Flag on your shoulder"?  Or are you just talking hypothetically here?

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They are kidnapped, doped and coerced into fighting. Some of these "combatants" are forced to murder family members.

ETA: And the stolen girls are sexually enslaved, doped, and expected to fight as well.


I have nothing but sympathy for the plight of these children. It's a horrible thing that's going on over there. I know there's a few that like to jump on any chance to paint me as a bad guy but ...

If I'm wearing an American flag on my shoulder and they point a weapon at me, their life, as far as I am concerned is forfeit. I don't care why they're pointing that weapon at me. The plain, hard truth is: that weapon can kill me. I will go home, at the end of the day/tour. I will not become a martyr to people who think I should die to satisfy their morals. I wouldn't ask it of any soldier that keeps us safe.



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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 2:11:22 PM   
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If one voluntarily joins the military with the preconcieved notion that he will do as he pleases seems a bit at odds with the sworn oath one would take to follow all lawful orders.


Okay. I'll play along but it'll bore me...

I should care that you are bored for what reason?

What makes you think that for one frickin' minute, the scenario I described wouldn't fall within the ROE? I don't get it. It's like you need to find one little thing to nit-pick with me. I tried to ignore it but you're moving into personal attack territory by way of trying to paint me into a position I never took.



The roe are set for each environment. If your job is bait then returning fire would betray the purpose of the mission.
There is a reason for the term fire discipline.


Go ahead and straw man but you'll end up where the rest of the "farmers" are.

Please consult a dictionary as to the proper use of the term "staw man"



Peace and comfort,



Michael




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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 2:12:41 PM   
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ORIGINAL: DaddySatyr

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ORIGINAL: thompsonx

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If I'm wearing an American flag on my shoulder and they point a weapon at me, their life, as far as I am concerned is forfeit. I don't care why they're pointing that weapon at me. The plain, hard truth is: that weapon can kill me. I will go home, at the end of the day/tour. I will not become a martyr to people who think I should die to satisfy their morals. I wouldn't ask it of any soldier that keeps us safe.
h

If you are wearing an american flag on your shoulder you will follow the rules of engagement or you will find your (alive and breathing) ass in levenworth.





If one voluntarily joins the military with the preconcieved notion that he will do as he pleases seems a bit at odds with the sworn oath one would take to follow all lawful orders.

http://usmilitary.about.com/cs/wars/a/loac_2.htm

From the above:

"Unlawful Combatants. Unlawful combatants are individuals who directly participate in hostilities without being authorized by governmental authority or under international law to do so. For example, bandits who rob and plunder and civilians who attack a downed airman are unlawful combatants. Unlawful combatants who engage in hostilities violate LOAC and become lawful targets. They may be killed or wounded and, if captured, may be tried as war criminals for their LOAC violations."

This so-called "Christian Army" is defined as "Unlawful combatants"
Pointing a weapon is one of several definitions of "direct participation in hostilities".

From the same document under "Rules of Engagement"

"•The use of force in self-defense must be necessary and limited to the amount needed to eliminate the threat and control the situation.
•Deadly force should only be used in response to a hostile act or a demonstration of hostile intent. Deadly force is defined as force that causes or has a substantial risk of causing death or serious bodily harm.
• Failure to comply with ROE may be punishable under the UCMJ.
•ROE questions and concerns should be promptly elevated up the chain of command for resolution."


Pointing a weapon is 'demonstration of hostile intent'.



None of the above is relevant if the roe says do not return fire.

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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 2:16:34 PM   
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Check yours. Talk radio, except for NPR, has done a nose dive in the past four years, and over the past two, down well over 35% (depending on which show).


I heard somewhere George Noory was catching up with Rush.

I don't doubt it. There are more tinfoilers
in America than there are teapartiers.
George is a Ron Paul man.

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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 2:18:34 PM   
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That's right, HW, the section that bears the header "Rules of Engagement" is irrelevant to the Rules of Engagement. I know this because I read it on the inter-webs.



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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 2:25:44 PM   
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One of the last places on earth the US or
NATO will ever put troops on the ground
is Uganda. So, the argument about the
necessity and morality of killing enslaved
child soldiers is moot one.
But while contemplating the subject does
anyone think killing ten year olds in
combat is good for overall morale?
It's not like killing ten year olds with
carpet bombing.
If you actually know soldiers who have
survived combat you know how haunted
some of them are from defending themselves
from other men. I'm sure knowing you
shot up brainwashed terrified ten year
olds wouldn't cause you any guilt or
PTSD.


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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 2:28:01 PM   
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That's right, HW, the section that bears the header "Rules of Engagement" is irrelevant to the Rules of Engagement. I know this because I read it on the inter-webs.



Peace and comfort,



Michael




ROE (Rules of Engagement)

Competent commanders, typically geographic combatant commanders, after JCS review and approval, issue ROE. ROE describe the circumstances and limitations under which forces will begin or continue to engage in combat. Normally, execution orders (EXORD), operations plans (OPLAN), and operations orders (OPORD) contain ROE. ROE ensure use of force in an operation occurs in accordance with national policy goals, mission requirements, and the rule of law. In general, ROE present a more detailed application of LOAC principles tailored to the political and military nature of a mission. ROE set forth the parameters of an airman’s right to self-defense. All airmen have a duty and a legal obligation to understand, remember, and apply mission ROE. During military operations, LOAC and specifically tailored ROE provide guidance on the use of force. The standing rules of engagement (SROE) of the CJCS give commanders direction on the use of force in self-defense against a hostile act or hostile intent.

This may be helpful to those who have never been governed by roe.

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RE: Limbaugh's other screwup - 3/12/2012 5:10:52 PM   
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This may be helpful to those who have never been governed by roe.


Actually, yeah... My brother speaks in the terminology sometimes and seeing it in print was actually helpful conceptually, thanks

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