New Military Abuse Scandal Uncovered

[Thirst_For_Knowledge]

Read for yourself. This isn't good.

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[Illuminatus]

The United States military is continuing with their massive violations of human rights.

Shock.
Awe.

 

[blueapplepaste]

But I thought it was just a "few bad apples"?

 

[PastorMikeJ]

I don't understand why this surprises anyone...Look at how POWs were treated by both in the Confederate and Union camps...How the army treated the Native Americans...Yes I know that was a long time ago and we didn't mean it...and Native Americans were savages...Now let's look at our treatment of Vietnamese...Mi Lai... and other vills that never made the headlines...and other places Kent State and Waco....

 

[CCGirl]

But I thought it was just a "few bad apples"?

Really?

 

[Just Me Garry]

Welcome to the gestapo government of the US.

 

[Thirst_For_Knowledge]

I wonder why this hasn't been picked up by other sources, yet. Technically it doesn't get published until tomorrow, is that why? Or will this be ignored?

 

[ACougar]

130,000 troops in Iraq and a few dozen bad apples.

But I thought it was just a "few bad apples"?

 

[Letalis]

I wonder if these men actually think they are doing some good. I wonder if they actually believe this helps America in anyway.

 

[ACougar]

I doubt it, they only see that moment in time.. thier aware of thier anger and fustration and unfortunately thier power at that moment.

I wonder if these men actually think they are doing some good. I wonder if they actually believe this helps America in anyway.

 

[Thirst_For_Knowledge]

The way the article made it sound, I think they viewed it as their duty. Not that they were told to do it, because the article made it quite clear the this wasn't done with instructions from higher ups --if you believe the higher ups, but that really isn't the point--. I really think that they viewed this as their job and that they had to do it to secure the country. Not that that doesn't make them kind of... messed up in the head.