But the original point wasn’t a really strong point, it was simply an appeal to emotion. That’s why I responded in kind.
More people have died from lots of things when compared to military service members in combat.
It’s not really an argument for or against anything. It’s just a truism.
Combat tragedies are in a decline with advancements in arms and techniques of warfare. Second, combat exposure for US troops is declining. Third, it’s cost prohibitive for a US troop to die.
Here’s a list of things killing children at a rate higher than our armed forces dying in combat-
* Drugs
* Suicides
* Car crashes
* Gang violence
* Domestic violence
Just throwing a high shock value statistic out there doesn’t actually argue or prove causality or a point.
I could have explained all this to @gina4peas at the beginning, but I would have been wasting my time.
3 responses to “Did you know more people have died in USA schools than in combat in 2018?”
More people have died in Planned Parenthood clinics than military service members or students in schools combined.
@Weenis That doesn’t really address what Gina posted about, though.
@saintcharlie
You’re right.
But the original point wasn’t a really strong point, it was simply an appeal to emotion. That’s why I responded in kind.
More people have died from lots of things when compared to military service members in combat.
It’s not really an argument for or against anything. It’s just a truism.
Combat tragedies are in a decline with advancements in arms and techniques of warfare. Second, combat exposure for US troops is declining. Third, it’s cost prohibitive for a US troop to die.
Here’s a list of things killing children at a rate higher than our armed forces dying in combat-
* Drugs
* Suicides
* Car crashes
* Gang violence
* Domestic violence
Just throwing a high shock value statistic out there doesn’t actually argue or prove causality or a point.
I could have explained all this to @gina4peas at the beginning, but I would have been wasting my time.
I hold you to a higher standard.