If we had the media of today during the second world war, would they have encouraged us to pull out by constantly showing the fatalities, civilian deaths, etc (as they do today with the Iraqi war)? Or, were Americans different then in their respect for the military and understanding of military deaths? We all know the amount of soldiers killed in the Iraqi war (given daily by media), but that doesn’t even compare to the deaths in WWII (civilian and military). However, the media treats the Iraqi war deaths as if a significant number of our forces are KIA (which is flat out not true). We lost more men in the invasion of Europe than we have in the entire Iraqi war for an example. What do you think?
2007-05-15
02:34:23
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Derrick
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