this part of the forum is way over myhead,liketo try and understand it, but i live a sheltered life, husband will not let me watch any thing involving death and torture and all that.... he is afraid i cold not handle it

I think you should be the judge of that Stormymystic.

you are right, but he has a point, i could not watch blackhawk down, Patriot, and am to scared to put in we were soldiers, i turned off pearl harbor,cuz i broke down in tears

Hmmm, Arkansas... Well I'm going to go out on a limb and assume you're an adult ;) ... in which case it's noone's business what you watch (I've got a bunch of relatives in Arkansas... great state now that the Clintons are gone).

I think it's important for people to understand what's going on in the world and form their opinions based on knowledge, not because the goverment said so... or anyone else said so. There WILL be things that you don't want to hear and see, but enlightenment is never painless.

i agree,but i have had to many enlightments and can't seem to get a grip with it,i see a young child(18-22) being prisoners of war and it makes me sad, they are to young to go through that

<font color="#ffccff">It has always been the 18-30 crowd that has been called upon to serve this country in times of crisis. It is sad, and it is terrible the pains they have to suffer..which is why it is important that we honour them with all we have, because despite the politics of the governments involved, it is they that have to fight and die to do what they believe is right...what their leaders tell them is right.

Im not trying to judge, but Stormy, perhpas this forum isn't a good place for you to be. Not because you don't have the right, just because it is a rough place. I wouldn't send a ballerina onto a pro-football field either [img]smile.gif[/img] </font>

that is why i am saying good bye, i might popin nowand then but not my place to talk, i know you are not judgeing me

Stormy, my wife really enjoyed Band of Brothers and Blackhawk Down. She told me just this weekend (we rented Blackhawk Down) that she never realized it but war movies were in fact very sentimental and show a lot of the male emotions underlying what may be tough exteriors. Losing your life in defense of a fallen comrade is every bit as sympathetic as anything ever shown in a romance movie or one of those Sundance movies ("Cowboys eating pudding," says Cartman [img]tongue.gif[/img] ).

i agree TL, but i am to soft heared, i can not kill anything, and cry when i see death around me

and please do notlaugh or make fun of me for it, i know it sounds dumb, but that is the way i have always been