Tdcci
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I couldn't sleep last night thinking of the puppy but this morning my son who is a Iraq veteran told me they are told to shoot dogs there as they carry rabbis
Do they shoot the rabbis also?
I couldn't sleep last night thinking of the puppy but this morning my son who is a Iraq veteran told me they are told to shoot dogs there as they carry rabbis
Do they shoot the rabbis also?
Do they shoot the rabbis also?
I couldn't sleep last night thinking of the puppy but this morning my son who is a Iraq veteran told me they are told to shoot dogs there as they carry rabbis
i give him a 9 for distance .
Any of you people actually been to a combat zone?
*crickets
Look, the bottom line is that when you see people kill each other for 15 months, everything else has less value. I was in Kosovo and about 3 months into it, the people stopped being people and started becoming objects... and Iraq is WAY worse. Its just a natural progression from seeing horrible things. After you see a few dozen people killed for no reason, dogs and cats really dont matter. Thats not to say that I went around killing them, we actually had 3 dogs that lived in our camp... and we loved them... but why would you care about animals in some shithole country after you watch the people there kill each other and your friends for years? Most of these guys have been deployed 3 times or more. A lot of them are desensitized to crap like this because when you have a pretty good chance of dying tomorrow, it really stops mattering. Most of you will never go through that, and you should be glad.
US soldiers torture sheeps in Iraq, farmers walking with them too. Sick fucks!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=ULcj-Epr1rI&feature=related
Completely irrelavent.
Are you saying that because they are in a war zone, it's ok to kill and torture animals and children?
How about when they rape teenage girls? I guess it's ok too because they have seen bad stuff.
There
is
no
excuse.
I don't want to speak for Jason43. But what I will say is that no, it is absolutely not ok to kill/torture animals and children. But I will also ask you to relax your visceral response to this for a moment and look at it in the larger context.
When you put humans in certain situations, certain human behavior is likely to emerge. This is why certain economic/political circumstances create the human behavior of suicide terrorism for example while other circumstances create law abiding and property respecting human behavior.
I guess my point is that your beef should be more with the policy that almost guarantees we will see this sort of human behavior (Abu Graib, puppy tossing, sheep shooting, etc.) from our soldiers. Yes the soldiers bear the wait of guilt for these atrocities, but they also deserve our effort to try to understand how combat changes a person and allows people to become capable of laughing at immoral acts such as these.
And for the record I've never served personally.
Any of you people actually been to a combat zone?
*crickets
...What I got out of the video is that Iraq made our guys so desensitized to violence that the act of throwing a puppy, something the average person wouldn't do, was just something to do for fun when on patrol.
US Soldiers blow up dog, find it funny
http://www.liveleak.com/view?i=a4b_1198349822
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