Sure; we had a lot of both.
Here's my favorite cow story (which has both), Into the West - Part 3 (Dreams and Schemes); starts at 56:00; ends at 1:02:20. Great ending, IMO - payback's a mother -...
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Sure; we had a lot of both.
Here's my favorite cow story (which has both), Into the West - Part 3 (Dreams and Schemes); starts at 56:00; ends at 1:02:20. Great ending, IMO - payback's a mother -...
I'll post something re: Giustozzi's book in the thread, Second-party Counterinsurgency, when I get around to it.
Regards
Mike
PS: Hmm ..., 100 cattle per perp. Sounds like the founding of...
This is a subject which badly needs discussion - not in this thread, I'll add; but in one of the threads looking at the policies and resultant rules concerning civilians and who may be targeted for...
Picking up where Alach left off is Anna Simons, 21st Century Cultures of War - Advantage Them (2013, NPS, 64 pp.), whose title answers the "Cortes" question - the contemporary Flower Warriors will...
Alach, The New Aztecs - Ritual and Restraint in Contemporary Western Military Operations (2011, SSI, pp.81):
Alach's bottom line is generally somber (pp.37-39):
The next author, Anna...
Bill, and everyone else interested:
These monographs take some digesting, but the following people are worth reading - those who don't like unconventional thinking should probably not bother.
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or, is there a more generalized principle here:
if, for a moment in considering this, we leave aside Carl's implicit caveat re: whether "mass murder of civilians [can ever be] a legitimate...