meltdown75
Lifer
- Nov 17, 2004
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A bit too far, yes... but in some way I understand why he would do that and can't hold a grudge against him for it.
iskim86
Banned
he cares if he plays with those bodies, it's war and it's dirty business. killing someone is more disrespectful than sh*tting on him/her or cutting their finger off. f*ck terrorism.
When you rely on a guy to kill people day in and day out, I don't really care whether he sh!ts on a corpse or whatever. He does seem to have some issues, I'd draw the line if he started killing women and children or wearing ears of his kills around his neck. Honestly, it is easy to look at what he did and say "uh oh he's off the deep end", but they could have been drunk or just happy for once and relieving some stress. Maybe one of their soldiers just died. You don't really know. It's so easy to judge from a distance.
I have mixed feelings. Yes maybe the guy went a little too far in most of our eyes. I don't think so though. You have to remember this happened shortly after 9-11. We all wanted Al-Qaida and the Taliban taken down at any cost. Who knows what kind of stuff they saw over there.
I don't really care what he did to the terrorists. What bothers me about him is not showing any compassion for the wounded American. I think the pressure got to him a bit.
He is a loose cannon it seems, especially for his job. His job is to fire and forget. It's not like he is fighting for his life in the trenches with a bayonet. Who are we to judge though really, as we were not there.
I remember when the article about his record breaking kill first came out, they mentioned that our Canadian Military do not like to use the term "kill". Shows you what type of pansy Gov't and Military this guy was was getting paid by. I don't blame him for quitting.
Dean the Embarrassed Canadian
I don't really care what he did to the terrorists. What bothers me about him is not showing any compassion for the wounded American. I think the pressure got to him a bit.
He is a loose cannon it seems, especially for his job. His job is to fire and forget. It's not like he is fighting for his life in the trenches with a bayonet. Who are we to judge though really, as we were not there.
I remember when the article about his record breaking kill first came out, they mentioned that our Canadian Military do not like to use the term "kill". Shows you what type of pansy Gov't and Military this guy was was getting paid by. I don't blame him for quitting.
Dean the Embarrassed Canadian
This meant that the round had a flight time of four seconds, and a drop of 44.5 m (146 ft)
If you aim at the top of a 15-stories building, you will hit its base from that distance
and a man fast walking will move some 7 meters (20 feet) in those 4 seconds
i dont think hes nuts at all. govt wants him to kill people with no remorse, and he does. you have to have a "special" outlook to do that, which comes with its own quirks.
this guy has it all wrong, why become a mercenary when you can coem out with your own game based on your own experiences.....now thats where the money and glory are...like a GTA game but set in a battleground.....
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