From: Jei (jei@cc.hut.fi)
Date: Fri May 07 2004 - 12:08:16 MDT
And so? What about it? I don't fancy doing lots of work
on history research for the sake of you people on this
list. "Prove me this, prove me that, now tell me how
great a country we are, and what all good things we have
done, and oh by the way, you're an anti-semite for being
critical, and you must hate america too! You boo boo!"
- At best, I rate this list is as an amusement. Sometimes
there's also some good links, but nowadays, it isn't even
remotely constructive. Whatever I bother to post, I do either
for fun, or the fact that I want to break some ballooning
american ego-bubbles, knowing they will bark back as much
as they can. - This list was good before the "religion/church"
was started. After that, duh. - Some kind of american thing,
these new age "religions"? How about a normal registered club
instead?
Now, If you want a serious answer to your question, probably
some historian will know of a war or clash with sufficiently
decent behaviour on both sides. Wars fought simply by naval
forces would probably come very close to match your criteria.
However, I'm not sufficiently motivated to bother to do
anything to give your answer for you. In the end, you have to
do your own research to find out and decide what is the truth,
and just get out of the hole in the ground. Shooting the mailman
isn't just doing any good, even if he did throw you something
to read.
On Fri, 7 May 2004, Jonathan Davis wrote:
> "but I'm not a historian"
>
> This is painfully obvious Jei :-)
>
> Jei Sent: 07 May 2004 14:31
> On Thu, 6 May 2004, Kalkor wrote:
> > [Kalkor]
> > I would also like anyone who feels they are able, to point out some
> > war throughout history that meets these two qualifications:
> >
> > 1) People killed each other
> > 2) No one was tortured, not even for information
>
> Can't think of any, but I'm not a historian..
>
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