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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Let's deconstruct this once and for all with an analogy:

If soldier A found out that soldier B was a wife beater, and then soldier A beat the crap out of soldier B for it, guess what, soldier A would be charged under the UCMJ for beating soldier B.  The fact that soldier B beat his wife doesn't change anything about how soldier A acted inappropriately.  Soldier B's situation with his wife beating is a separate issue from soldier A's beating soldier B up, both are issues that would get charges filed.  Soldier B's behavior does not excuse soldier A's behavior.  Got it?[/quote]

I don't care. i know the military is able of turning a blind eye to things they don't find pleasing. You think everything in the military runs like clockwork? Someone meant to make an example of of these men who were brave enough to stand up for what is right.

We go ape shit over pedophiles in the US but somehow because these men are allies it is okay? the hypocrisy. [/quote]

Again, NOBODY here has ever said it was "OK"

Again, the Afghan pedophile is ONE thing.  And the Afghan's behavior is something NOBODY here has condoned.

The soldier's assault on the Afghan is a SECOND thing.  You need to stop muddling both together.

If he wanted to make an example of the Afghan, then so be it - BUT - he also knew the rules, and knew full well that beating the Afghan would get him in trouble.  Thus, the whining about it doesn't cut it.  He knew what he was getting into, and chose to do it anyhow.[/quote]

Allowing this to take place on a US military base is condoning this behavior. [/quote]

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