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Kevin · 25-04-2008, 09:32 PM

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Wow.. some people really can't let things go. Why do people go on and on, do you enjoy arguments?

Lol I kinda do but onloy because this is the most action this forum has had in ages!lol its been so boring lately!

I think we should all shamelessly admit to enjoying these pathetic arguments , mostly involving Callum. Your right , it makes the forum a tad more interesting.

I second that! I honestly love watching arguments on here! Some of the things people come out with is just so irritatingly ludicrous!

I third it.

Billy · 25-04-2008, 09:32 PM

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Originally posted by Spike

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he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

Your point being?

Lmao some people are so catty, you and Callum are patrolling this thread like a pair of schoolgirls.

xDramatick · 25-04-2008, 09:32 PM

Callum, you're taking the arguments wayy too far.
You can't really criticize people for rulebreaking when you have a few warnings yourself ey?

&I pretty much agree with Billy on most of things he said.

This thread's gone too far.

MrGaryy · 25-04-2008, 09:33 PM

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Originally posted by Legend

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he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

Proof? if he did, he's not the only one to do that though?
it's unfair to single out a soldier, in my eyes, their all equal.

Have you just asked for proof?

Brother, ask your brother to take his digicam next time he goes to war, perhaps take a video or just a quick snap if he's not looking too good.

Lol, funny!

Stu · 25-04-2008, 09:33 PM

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If I had a brother who threw himself into what we now know as Iraq , I would call him a complete and utter idiot - but thats my opinion.

No one soldier is special. And considering Iraq in its present state hardly resembles the Normandy landings , lets not go throwing the word 'Hero' around either , brother.

Nah, you've got it wrong. You sign up to the army. You don't sign up to the war. You can't pick and choose what wars you fight in, you just get shipped out. But to someone who has a family member in the war or someone who has been (and I'm speaking from personal experience here) they are quite special, just as they would be to you if they weren't out there in the first place.

But I do agree no one soldier isn't special. If a war is won no one soldier did it. They work as a team and noone should be singled out.

But surely a soldier in this day and age knows what they are in for?

Also , forgive me for not being clear on this , but what are the penaltys for refusing to go to Iraq?

No because there are different areas you can sign up for and there are different places you can be shipped out to, not just Iraq and Afghanistan but other places aren't documented and aren't necessarily wars.

You don't really get a penalty, not that I know of anyway. You just get a dismissal order, can never sign back up and a certain stigma attached to your name that other soldiers who served fully look down upon which just basically means you are a soft ****. Nothing more than name calling really. Thats all that happened to someone I know anyway.

That sounds like a horrible culture to be honest. Its a sad fact that a lot of people stationed in Iraq have no idea what they are their for.

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yes i no they are all equal but my main concern and priority is obvioulsy going to be my brother

As he should , but it also does not mean that you have to put him over as a hero to the rest of us.

Callum · 25-04-2008, 09:34 PM

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Originally posted by Spike

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Originally posted by Brother
he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

exactly. brother, you may be concerned for your brother most, but other soldiers have done exactly the same.

Kevin · 25-04-2008, 09:34 PM

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This thread's gone too far.

I agree Darenn, it's going abit further than too far!

MrGaryy · 25-04-2008, 09:35 PM

Oh, and I can't resist but I've been meaning to say that some one has been using the word "pathetic" in the wrong context! (Don't attack me!)

Christina · 25-04-2008, 09:36 PM

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Originally posted by Brother
he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

Your point being?

Lmao some people are so catty, you and Callum are patrolling this thread like a pair of schoolgirls.

School girls?

... lol im just joking x

Sarah. · 25-04-2008, 09:36 PM

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Originally posted by Spike

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he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

I knew you could be nasty but never as nasty as you are now...
Leave him alone. He's proud of his brother, just leave it at that. I'd love to see you over there. Wouldn't you want people to be proud and thankful of you?

MrGaryy · 25-04-2008, 09:36 PM

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Originally posted by Callum

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he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

exactly. brother, you may be concerned for your brother most, but other soldiers have done exactly the same.

Like I said before, I am agreeing with you but you have to see why his bro is obviously priority.

Tom · 25-04-2008, 09:37 PM

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That sounds like a horrible culture to be honest. Its a sad fact that a lot of people stationed in Iraq have no idea what they are their for.

Quite a lot of soldiers actually disagree with it, but only a few have the guts to walk out because a lot of people do actually like it when they aren't fighting pointless wars.

Stu · 25-04-2008, 09:38 PM

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he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

exactly. brother, you may be concerned for your brother most, but other soldiers have done exactly the same.

Other soldiers are not his ****ing brothers are they? he has a right to be more concerned about his own sibbling , give the guy that.

MyNameIsJack · 25-04-2008, 09:39 PM

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he picked up a 18 year old kids who had just be blown up

to me thats bein a hero

i no soliders kill but there trained to fight out there for the country

wow give him a medal, I'm sure other soldiers have done more things than that to be heroes.

exactly. brother, you may be concerned for your brother most, but other soldiers have done exactly the same.

Like I said before, I am agreeing with you but you have to see why his bro is obviously priority.

I agree with that. And if you have a brother (or any relative) out there, it's not just something you see on the news any more, and you obviously worry about your loved one out there. I'm sure Brother does think highly of the other soldiers, but his big brother in particular, because he is his big brother.

bigbrotherbest99 · 25-04-2008, 09:40 PM

this is stupid man, this fourms is getting out of hand, let the mod deal with what they think is rule breaking.

and who ever this brother is stop going on about your brother, we dont want to hear it!!!

Dan_ · 25-04-2008, 09:41 PM

I think you guys have made your feelings clear now.You're bored by Brother going on about his brother in the army and you don't like him.Can we just leave it at that?

Stu · 25-04-2008, 09:44 PM

Its getting cold in here.

Christina · 25-04-2008, 09:45 PM

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Its getting cold in here.

Yep. Youre right.. does this mean that the argument has stopped? x

Callum · 25-04-2008, 09:46 PM

What I want to know is, how does Brother have the right to call one individual soldier a 'hero'?

MrGaryy · 25-04-2008, 09:46 PM

Aww! Brother must have decided not to post in here again. Pity, lol, Well thanks for the good time!

Stu · 25-04-2008, 09:47 PM

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Its getting cold in here.

Yep. Youre right.. does this mean that the argument has stopped? x

Yep. And seeing as this topic is going to be locked anyway , we might as well make the most of dead space.

PARTY!

MrGaryy · 25-04-2008, 09:47 PM

Wooooooooooooooooo!

Tom · 25-04-2008, 09:48 PM

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Originally posted by Morpheus
Its getting cold in here.

Unrelated to this point but a previous one, I remembered the name of the order you get if you refuse to go or want to go home. Its dishonourable discharge

It just came to me then after thinking for ages

Matt08 · 25-04-2008, 09:49 PM

This has gone way, way too far. While I agree that sometimes Brother does talk about his brother on here a little too much, there's no need for some members to throw some of the things around that have been said tonight.

Especially some of the comments about his brother and his role in the Iraq war. Just put yourself in the position of Brother for a minute and imagine how you might feel if one of your family members was serving in the army in a war. If some members to have a huge issue with Brother then maybe it might be best for them to discuss it with him on MSN or U2U him.

This would minimize the disruption to the forum with all of this horrible talk, just think how you'd feel if you were in Brother's position, on the recieving end of these insults and nasty comments!

Shaun · 25-04-2008, 09:50 PM

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What I want to know is, how does Brother have the right to call one individual soldier a 'hero'?

What right do you have to say he isn't?

For ****'s sake, he was just asking if anybody wanted to know anything, and as per usual, the petty TiBB brigade have to throw around their weight because it "doesn't concern them".

A lot of things on this forum don't concern me, or interest me, but if I ended up saying to everyone that started them "OMG NOBODY CARES" or words to that effect, this wouldn't exactly be a welcoming place.

And, shock horror, Callum's one of the main protagonists

You're all pathetic.

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