There is a big difference between someone sacrificing their life as they take out some of their enemy in a last ditch throw down and people walking into cafe's and blowing away 15 civilians. Suicide bombers do not fight wars, they are a package that focuses on and kills civilians. They have no message, for if they did, they wouldn't need to kill anyone else when they commit suicide. They are people that are taught they have nothing to live for, and that indescriminatly killing people (just because they live in an area a few miles away) is a good thing. If the suicide bombers were actually fighting for a cause, they would not blow themselves up, they would fight, with guns/knives/hands/words and then commit the ultimate sacrifice.Wufei wrote:i'm fairly certain most men in power are generally stubborn. as for suicide bombers. what's to dislike so much. the only difference between them and normal soldiers who chuck grenades is the amount of dedication to get their objective complete. i actually think that it's men like that the US needs. i mean i know there isn't an american soldier who would volunteer for that but hey we could always just go fishing into our prisons and start using convicts for suicide bombers. two birds with one stone is what i say.
The people that send children out with bombs attached to them, the people that think the best way to kill the most of their enemy is on buses and in restaurants and library's, the people that do this are the worst kind. They do not get respect from me for believing in their cause. For many of them, I give my pitty, because they do not even "know" (in the greatest sense) what they are trully doing.
There is a line, one that seperates heroism from fanatacism. Suicide bombers are fanatics, the hero is the man who stays behind as his troops retreat, so that he may blow himself up and stall/injur the enemy. There is a big difference between suicide bombers and soldiers in a war.