What constitutes the act of killing in your book. If you are a
navigator who points the way, or the ground crew that loads the
incindiaries does that constitute killing?

Why is the number of kills so important to you.

I think I know the answer, but please enlighten us about the extent of
your wartime experience.

"John S." wrote in message
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Why is the number of kills so important to you.


Just wondering, some survivors of war are descibed as bitter, some are not.

"cuhulin" claims membership of the latter - is it because he did not
(knowingly, directly, with intent) kill anyone?

jtaylor wrote:
"John S." wrote in message
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Why is the number of kills so important to you.


Just wondering, some survivors of war are descibed as bitter, some
are not.

"cuhulin" claims membership of the latter - is it because he did not
(knowingly, directly, with intent) kill anyone?

But he has, by estimate, done away with (including fellow countrymen)
over two and a half thousand souls.