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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wonder how many of the Post Traumautic Stress Disorder cases are due to troops witnessing this abhorrent behavior??[/quote]

You're a very, very creepy person.  [/quote]

Why? This subject was being covered on Chris Plante's show this morning and soldiers were calling in stating they were traumatized listening to the screams of kids being raped. Said that in Bush's day, it also occurred but they could intervene and a commander could absolutely say "not on this damn base you don't". And they listened because they knew damn well our military would come down on them in ways they didn't want to think about. Under Obama, you get dishonorably discharged for doing the honorable thing and stopping these horrific acts.

I know quite a few men who would gladly sit in jail cells if it meant stopping a child from being hurt by these animals. And that's how it should be.[/quote]

This makes me even more angry. Why did it change under Obama. So much for hope and faith and assertion of human rights by closing "Guantanamo bay" when he allowed atrocities like this to occur [/quote]

My personal feeling? There's an element of vindictiveness - it's a way of neutering our military in front of our [b]enemies[/b]. If it were just about PC feels, the Marine would not be dishonorably discharged. Doing that sends a very specific message.[/quote]

The Afghan warlords that we're training to be police are not our enemies.  That's the point.[/quote]

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