The Draconian

I was once Robert McNamara'd into submission.

Number 9 is just plain stupid. The real world good v evil idea is childishly simple. Both sides in every war claim to be the good guys and both claim to have god on their side. Whoever wins ends up being good and the defeated ends up being evil. There is no good and evil just human nature as he says in number 11.

Number 9 is just plain stupid. The real world good v evil idea is childishly simple. Both sides in every war claim to be the good guys and both claim to have god on their side. Whoever wins ends up being good and the defeated ends up being evil. There is no good and evil just human nature as he says in number 11.

Number 9 isn't referring to good vs evil it is saying that you might have to do some evil tasks in order to achieve what you believe is good.

I've seen the documentary twice. He raises some good points, though personally I vehemently disagree with his Vietnam policies and think he lost us that war. I suppose I'm more of a Curtis Lemay, scrambled half the U.S. airforce and had tank divisions ready to invade Cuba, while McNamara was saying to hold off and try diplomacy.

I've seen the documentary twice. He raises some good points, though personally I vehemently disagree with his Vietnam policies and think he lost us that war. I suppose I'm more of a Curtis Lemay, scrambled half the U.S. airforce and had tank divisions ready to invade Cuba, while McNamara was saying to hold off and try diplomacy.

I have to say, I'm pretty sure it turned out better for both us and Cuba that we didn't invade Cuba.