you cannot deny the US military do not target civilians like terrorists do
you are wrong--I'll state it again--the US does not directly target civilians--please prove otherwise
in WW2 the Japanese were given many chances to surrender--and they didn't
there were still some that didn't want to surrender AFTER the A-bombs!!! !
it was totally necessary, legal, correct to use the Abombs
this is totally different than the terrorists actions
again, the US does not directly target civilians--present tense [ even going back to Vietnam ] as a general policy
there will always be rogue serviceman that will kill civilians and ALWAYS mistakes/friendly fire/etc
but it is not US policy to kill civilians--as it IS the terrorists policy--there is a huge difference...you can't deny this
All wars are crimes.
All attacks done to kill peoples, is Terrorism.
You seem to require the game is played Tastefully? With Rules?
so it was a crime for the US to go to war with Japan?? !!??
there have always been and always will be wars
During our attacks on Japan. Which were approved by Congress as Legal WAR.
The USA did commit Wars Crimes on Japan, as they did on us.
We have no current war declarations now. Just Terror programs.
We drone strike whoever we feel in some areas
with some nations approval, or not. But ALL are still, US Terrorism done
by the US. Labeling all attacks as Muslim/Islam is mostly
inaccurate. To be fair, These are not nations attacking us, just
small groups, of morons hating there betters. Like our American
WN, KKK, types. At this time our American Crazy insane Terrorist
groups are not as active as the so-called fake claiming being Muslin
one are. Some are, doing it for Islam, in the scale of attacks and why..
Most are not.
btw: Again. People must die, to have goodly done terrorism.
The winners get to cover up their Crimes later.
No Gun Ri massacre - Wikipedia
By 2009, the commission's work of collating
declassified U.S. military documents with survivors' accounts confirmed eight representative cases of what it found were wrongful U.S. killings of hundreds of South Korean civilians, including refugees crowded into a cave attacked with
napalm bombs, and those at a shoreline refugee encampment deliberately shelled by a U.S. warship