The young white man said to the white woman: "Looking at the landing in Normandy, people erected monuments there, calling American soldiers Liberators, and they still admire them for fifty years. When we return to Iraq fifty years later, what will they think of us? Liberation? Who?"
Not to mention them, after all, they are enemies. But what about the natives? There are no nurses or flowers to kiss, and even the sloppy flowers and children are gone. The Vietnam War generation can achieve balance by despising the flowers, "a group of deserters". When the president was elected, it was discovered that among the elite candidates for president, only McCann had been on the battlefield. But now, indifferent. People are eating popcorn and watching a little chicken movie. Except for a kid wearing "Buck Fush", no one cares about them. The only way to gain self-esteem may depend on the price of gasoline, "oil prices are cheap because of us."
In the Korean battlefield, people called American soldiers "young soldiers." The German generals were amazed when they saw that the seized spoils contained gum. The demon that the soldiers recounted repeatedly: "Such a young child attacked us." "Four people died in front of me, and I can't do anything." "I don't belong here anymore." If the veterans who were invaded by China heard about it, they would despair to death. But it is precisely because of these ordinary American soldiers that the "last and greatest hope" has been achieved. Because they are not war machines, they push on others as soon as they are done. "They are all bastards of the military" and "I just execute orders.
I hope that the American people can use democracy to protect themselves, without having to go to the desolation of the picturesque Washington State. Of Iraq.
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