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advice : political : DO SOME NATIONS SEE WAR AS A FORM OF SPORT?

[+] serious ballot by Steelhamster
created Tue Sep 21, 04

Some of the posts I come across, suggest that war has become the latest 'sporting' event.

Should we now look forward to a 'world series' of war?

So, does blind patriotism in some, give us a world where war, is little more than a spectator sport?

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I don't think any nation sees it as a sport.

entered by : USMC
Submitted on : Sep 21,2004 12:09:15 pm

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Maybe for those who dont have to fight it or pay for it

by ABC on Tue Sep 21, 04 11:53am [+]

yes well when you watch some sports it does seem like war, and not just the players, the fans aswell having rivalries with rival cities or countries.

by Ms_Doubtfire on Tue Sep 21, 04 12:02pm [+]

...over who has got the better team.

by Ms_Doubtfire on Tue Sep 21, 04 12:03pm [+]

I don't think any nation sees it as a sport.

by USMC on Tue Sep 21, 04 12:09pm [+]

That's right. They don't draft people between 18 and 34 to compete in the 100 metres.

by cretin_slap on Tue Sep 21, 04 12:19pm [+]

I'm not sure if any *Nations* do, but alarmingly large numbers of people appear to.

by Cathexis on Tue Sep 21, 04 3:34pm [+]

oh geez, get real. it's the biggest game in town! I can't wait for las vegas to start offering up point spreads in the form of body counts. all this jingoistic hog-doody camouflaged as patriotism makes my ass twitch. o.k. todays quiz: who said "the only difference between civilization and chaos is three meals and twenty-four hours"?

by spanky on Tue Sep 21, 04 7:29pm [+]