Post 1: Thu Oct 31, 2019 5:06 pm
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| I love this song, and isnt it true especially in the context on the video?
YouTube These men fraught hard, and suffered... in those words I can even see it reflected in my own life... Where's our hope, when the pain of our life takes hold of our thoughts? Glory to God... You know whats i think is more manly then this? The strength to live faithfully in despite our pain and suffering. |
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Post 2: Fri Nov 01, 2019 6:15 am
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Privileged rock stars singing about what it is like to experience war. Are any of these boys veterans? How very unimpressive. Tcg |
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Post 3: Fri Nov 01, 2019 6:19 am
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Have you experienced combat? If not, how can you claim to know? Tcg |
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Post 4: Fri Nov 01, 2019 2:26 pm
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This guy can sing about whatever he wants.. I dont really care if someone wants to act as if they have some kind of special privilege or honer because they fraught in a war... We all fight our own battles anyways. |
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Post 5: Fri Nov 01, 2019 3:21 pm
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Sure he can. He can even pretend to know what combat is like. You have intentionally changed the subject here. The issue is, if you have never been in combat, you can't compare your struggles with that experience. Your claim to know what is "more manly", can't be taken seriously. Tcg |
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Post 6: Fri Nov 01, 2019 4:19 pm
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This is why we honor those who show bravery in combat. YouTube Not many of us ever face anything remotely like this kind of struggle. Tcg |
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Post 7: Sat Nov 02, 2019 10:00 am
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| The interesting thing about art, music, poetry, etc. is the fact that all of these things can create different emotions in different people and we each see something different in them based on those emotions.
For example, I wrote a poem about loss. One reader was absolutely sure that I was writing out feelings about having a miscarriage. I wasn't. But that's how it spoke to her based on her own experience and ensuing emotions and that's how it touched her deep inside. Music, for me, is always visual. I see pictures to accompany it. I expect that the creator of the video saw the images of the military and was motivated to do that video. It's certainly a powerful song, one that I have never heard before.. I can understand why someone would put those photos to it. Thanks for sharing it, Tart. |
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Post 8: Sat Nov 02, 2019 12:15 pm
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| All im saying is that putting honor in service men and women for fighting wars may be misplaced honor... Sure it may be honorable, some may have actually done some good things, and some may have killed innocent people... "i was just following orders"~Nazi Germany
Although when i say some may have killed innocent people. i dont know anyone that is innocent, and that goes for all men, even those who seen combat |
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Post 9: Sat Nov 02, 2019 10:56 pm
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Which of course explains why you posted a video dedicated to, "the men and women who have fought and are still fighting for our country." These men and women deserve honor for their willingness to put their lives on the line for others. One need not agree with war to recognize the bravery required to do so. Of course if one wants to glorify more mundane struggles, it's not hard to ignore this truth. Tcg |
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Post 10: Sun Nov 03, 2019 6:14 pm
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Do you think a war crime should be honored? Truly this is something that is not being talked about... I know for fact that crimes of war happened, bad ones... But in my life, I have a brother in church who fraught, and he doesnt even honor it.. Telling me of stories of him shooting guns blindly into the dark not knowing if those bullets killed anyone, and not even sure why he was firing.. |
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