I love War

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Yes!

It is wrong to NOT kill evil people. You mentioned Russia and China. McAurther wanted to nuke and invade China in 1951 but Truman didn't allow it.

Think of all the lives and pain that would have been spared if the communist regimes of the USSR and Red China were gone by, say, 1955. All the wars and strife the Soviets caused over the years, and will continue as long as they stand.

I remember the cold war, and news indicates it might be coming back. But McAurther is not! We need you to lead the charge, man!

Maybe you will be in the middle of all that killing some day, then and only then will you know how it feels to take another mans life.

Imagine how the people being attacked feel. You don't love war; you love your pride and ego at the expense of other peoples' suffering.

Thought the same thing, until I joined the army and experienced it firsthand. It blows, I never want to see another one in my life ever again. See your friends you've known for years and the next day they're gone. Some innocent mans body who you never knew, lying in the road - collateral damage from a firefight. Needless to say when I went home I appreciated the quiet and safety, appreciate simple things like the rustling of leaves on a tree when I went for a walk at night. War isn't a game, it's a sad fact of human civilization.

SO u like the fact ppl are dieing because of a disagreement u like the blood and gore u like the greeving of the families u like ppl crying of greaph u like the loss of someone u love u like the endless fighting u like the death of thousends ! francly i dont understand u ! u dicust me !!

I cannot place total blame on the OP for their way of thinking on this matter. One must consider the environment he and many others grew up in all their lives. Most of us are trained from an early age that the only way to be truly patriotic is to agree with everything the powers that be stand for and more importantly, to agree with every action that they take. It is also important to point out that it is difficult to agree with something unless you truly feel that it is the best method. Your government has done everything they can to convince the people that their way is the best way. They have used schools, churches, television, newspapers, magazines, and any outlet you can think of to get their propaganda across to the public. There seems to be a new war or some kind of military action roughly every ten years or less. The news media has done a good job of promoting war and making into a 24/7 television show for our kids to watch. They desensitize people to war by dehumanizing the enemy and putting a positive spin to the inevitable outcome that war has. There have been few justifiable conflicts in which military force was necessary. The public is led to believe that each and every conflict their country has been involved in is justified. Eventually in peoples minds, it becomes ok and even good that we are bombing the hell out of the enemy. It would be delusional to think that their has never or will never be the need to defend ones country and people from attack through military action or to stop an egregious act against human rights in another part of the world. However, to desire war and to take pleasure from it is bordering on being psychotic. The OP needs to get some professional advice on whether this thought process can be reversed or treated.

Solimorphic you are an idiotic piece of shit. Who makes YOU the authority on who is evil and who is not?

You are no different from some crazy terrorist who believes that America is "The Great Satan" and wants to destroy USA with a nuke.

To the OP: It's too bad you feel that way, but at least you wish you didn't feel that way. You don't have to think like that your whole life, you can evolve into a deeper consciousness... or just stay a dumb redneck motherfucker like all the other morons who were for the Iraq war.

OK....I'm concerned. If you like the idea of people dying...I think you need to see a psychitrist because you may show sign of a serious mental problem. Because if you LOVE IT when people die, you may show signs of being a murderer or serial killer or something.
Do you have any unusal habits that may cause concern? talk to a doctor.
And to point out, when people are murdered, its not a "happy" event. People mourn. Others feel pain and suffering. I'm trying to stay neutral on this, cause my father's family is from Baghdad, whom he's never seen in 30 years. But, THINK about what you're saying. Please! You may develop bad thoughts now, but later your mind could progress your thoughts into actions.
GOD BLESS YOU.

I think I already commented on this one but I think it's a fascinating subject. In a way I can understand how you feel when a war is declared and the television depicts a force as powerful as the current US military unleashing enormous firepower upon an 'enemy' that by definition 'must be stopped.' That feeling of power filters over to you, the passive observer, who is a citizen of the US, and you feel a strange kind of pride at the immediacy of the event; the realness of the destruction; the authenticity of it all.

Now you yourself agree that this is an absurd standpoint. I think that your problem is WHY you feel such great satisfaction at witnessing such a fundamentally evil phenomenon as total war. My hypothesis is that it is the same sense of pride a person feels when his home team is winning the championship, but this is still absurd. I think the sports analogy must be combined with a deep-seated natural impulse we all share: the fight-or-flight response.

When we observe our country at war, and even when the opposing forces don't stand a chance, there is still an inherent possibility that someone on our side might die. If one person might die, then perhaps (albeit unlikely) all of them might die. This triggers the natural survival impulse, which in turn triggers an enthusiasm for all possible means of aggression and destruction (including your preposterous suggestion of nuclear warfare), all because the fight-or-flight impulse has overridden the moral impulse in the heat of a very real conflict.

I get the same aggressive feeling watching war as you do, in spite of the fact that I know what horrific suffering is taking place...

Honestly, 4 words towards the end of that, coupled with the large number of spelling mistakes, sum it up nicely;

"God bless the USA"

honestly, people like you make me ill to my inner core. You actually take pleasure through less fortunate people's suffering? That's just sick. It wouldn't be as bad if you were just an ignorant hick and thought it was some large display of fireworks that the government set off after evacuating everyone's cousins and trailers... But no, you know (well you obviously don't otherwise you would feel differently) just how much suffering bombs and governmental might can rain upon a country.

Try having your entire family, all your wordly possessions and everything you loved wiped out in a blinding white hot light.

Then love war.

sounds like you're an immature kid, maybe in the jrotc? Join the military and go infantry. Don't puss out and become a pog though at the last minute.

I bet you'd love such websites as "toxicjunction.com" if you enjoy watching gore, violence, death and pain. There's some seriously sick stuff on their website. Some of the worst I've seen was about "witch-children". Try watching a lot of their stuff and THEN see if you still like watching people die.

How old are you?