I think Call of Duty should be allowed to exist because it gives us a little heads up what's happening in real war. Yeah of course there are no respawns in real life but if the game ended with one kill where's the fun in that. The game gives every gamer a little insight of what can occur in a war.The game makes killing a person look so easy, right ? In reality its much more intense. Your have to be mentally prepared to pull the trigger and not hestitate when the enemy is dead in front of you. Also, there's no fear when playing the game so you just jump out and BANG BANG he's down. Soldiers risk their lives and we stay safe behind our tv screens not facing the real war.Im all for the Call of Duty franchise but I clearly know what can come from the game itself and the real deal. Playing on the big screen is cool but actually seeing what's going on is a mental challenge itself.
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Friday, December 24, 2010
Bring on the pain!!
Well in treating the prisoners or enemy combatants, to get some information about where the other IEDs are we should torture them. Not any serious hardcore torture but some minor conflicting torture. The tortures i would probably use is the dunking the prisoner into a pool of water while tied and pullin them out then dunking them again. Also, I would be giving them their food at random times to throw them off their time sense. That would be a long term effect on them and also put some mental lapses and that should give them a good reason to spit out the info we need.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Death Toll
The large casualties from the war were the highest of any war. One reason for the large casualtiess were the use of cannons on upper ground shooting down at the unprotected soldiers marching. Also, from watching the video the soldiers seem to being using the phalanx style shooting any soldiers in the line of fire. By see they used mines set around the water. Society was effected grreatly because the number of men declined in the U.S. Also the thoughts of people losing their loved ones in the war.
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Ace in the Sky
Pilots could have experienced multiple different thing during their dogfights. From thinking they're going to get shot down by another fighter to can they make it out alive. Those pilots were brave for what they did going day in and day out with the fear of dying in action. Keeping a clear mind to accomplish the mission must have been a heavy task to up hold plus being exposed to all the G-forces without any suppressors huge stress on the body. That was probably too much for most people to do and have the guts to pull off the mission but over all the put everything they had into it.
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