Demotion AND a slap? Wow, that's harsh!
I say give each marine his $25.00 citation for urinating in public, and forget about it.
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Demotion AND a slap? Wow, that's harsh!
I say give each marine his $25.00 citation for urinating in public, and forget about it.
That would be a difference between you and the Marines. They pissed on dead bodies, which I think is wrong and reprehensible, but is clearly a form of venting. You, on the other hand, believe living human beings should be gang pissed on, which is desire to inflict degradation and torture on another for the sake of revenge.
Your uniform fetish aside. If you didn't get it the first time, there's obviously no point in beating a dead horse and embarrassing you, yet again.Spot the uniform. Can You identify which people in the following pictures are wearing uniforms?
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Spot the uniform. Can You identify which people in the following pictures are wearing uniforms?
We are well aware of you having many problems with Police. Makes a man wonder why you, excepting the Wizard from BC have so many bad encounters with Police.
Oh this isn't about his Police State nuttery (Which stems from him being charged with DUI). This is about his uniform fetish.
Why do you think he wishes he was a Fireman?
Appears you have had more than a few encounters with police, would that be correct?
If you mean while they are on duty, no, not more than anybody else around here. I do have chance to get to know most of the locals on a personal level through the fire dept, victims assistance and the golf course.
Scout Sniper who urinated on Taliban has died
His three combat tours in Afghanistan had been boiled down to a 38-second video clip, played and replayed on YouTube more than a million times. In it, Rob Richards and three other Marine Corps snipers are seen urinating on the bodies of Taliban fighters they had just killed.
"Total dismay" were the words then-Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton used to describe the video when it surfaced on the Internet in January 2012. "Utterly deplorable," agreed then-Defense Secretary Leon Panetta. Richards's career in the military was finished.
More than two years later - long after the rest of the country had moved on to other scandals - Richards, 28, died at home and alone from an accidental painkiller overdose.
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US Marine sniper is saluted as more than the 38-second video that defined him | Stuff.co.nz
By the way, for those who missed it, the reason you punish this kind of behaviour is to prevent it from going further. Bitter experience has shown us that today's corpse-pisser, if unchecked, has a greater chance of becoming tomorrow's civilian-slaughterer.
I know on one of the other threads, lies were posted about a group of Muslims for the sole purpose of promoting hate and at least three people who claim to be ex-military took no issue with it. I wonder if this attitude is being taught in the military or is the military attracting people with this attitude.
Well, with a sample size of three, and judging by non-responses rather than responses, I find your methodology to be flawless.
Well, there was only three in that particular thread. Given the history of this forum, it is a valid observation and concern