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kage69

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William Calley died too, twofer

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In charge of My Lai/Son My massacre. Viet government said a total of 504 people were murdered, and then there was the raping of women and girls. One of the worst war crimes in American history, and of course a repug came to the rescue. After Nixon's commutation the bastard only did 3.5 years under house arrest. Not a lot different than Putin decorating the butchers of Bucha IMO.
 

BoomerD

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William Calley died too, twofer

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In charge of My Lai/Son My massacre. Viet government said a total of 504 people were murdered, and then there was the raping of women and girls. One of the worst war crimes in American history, and of course a repug came to the rescue. After Nixon's commutation the bastard only did 3.5 years under house arrest. Not a lot different than Putin decorating the butchers of Bucha IMO.
Out of all the soldiers and higher-ranking officers involved, either as participants or giving the orders, only Lt. Calley was convicted...saving the careers of many officers. (IIRC there were a couple of officers whose careers were ended, but without being convicted)
 
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Fix it dammit.


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zinfamous

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Out of all the soldiers and higher-ranking officers involved, either as participants or giving the orders, only Lt. Calley was convicted...saving the careers of many officers. (IIRC there were a couple of officers whose careers were ended, but without being convicted)

He didn't have to follow orders. But he did. Fuck that piece of garbage.
 

iRONic

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Scott Jennings - one of the most embarrassing pundits to slither out of the Louisville sewers.
 

zinfamous

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Scott Jennings - one of the most embarrassing pundits to slither out of the Louisville sewers.

I mean, is he basically a paid conservative influencer, more or less, and can make these kind of statements without embarrassment or shame from the party? I've never heard of the guy, tbh. LoL if that's the norm for him.