Is this the time to be asking that? Would you like to stand there with a bullhorn behind our troops as they awake every morning? Should they take you with them on patrol and on point with your bullhorn asking each trooper to their face if this is a "moral war?"
No Sir, my point is very moral. We owe EVERYTHING to those souls now on the battlefield in American uniform. We do not have moral arguments once our Congress has specifically authorized war, Sir, that is an insane endeavor. Argue strategy...argue whether a soldier's behavior is moral, argue tactics and even change them when necessary. Arguing about being there.....isn't appropriate. Yer
there. You're in the thick of the fight, swords have already been drawn.
Whining....opposition based on "moral war" isn't relevant, these questions need to be answered beforehand...or after. We've men and women in Iraq and Afghanistan, Yemen and Pakistan. They come first. How more moral can you possibly be? And opposing them for political reasons...that is the immorality.
Tighten the chin strap, Junior. Put your mouthpiece back in, quit talking, the ball has already been snapped. Standing there whining resolved to inaction is immoral, but, we'll have that discussion when we get back home. Right now, what say you get back in the game...the ball has been snapped.