@OwnPersonalDemon Bet you haven't served your country. Unless you have been in the middle of war you have no right to comment on what our soldiers have done. We all make mistakes or bad decisions; I was not there, I do not know their thoughts. But each and every one of the men and women in our armed forces are heroes!
@OwnPersonalDemon Bet you haven't served your country. Unless you have been in the middle of war you have no right to comment on what our soldiers have done. We all make mistakes or bad decisions; I was not there, I do not know their thoughts. But each and every one of the men and women in our armed forces are heroes!
@BCLOUSER I have every right to comment because that is a right guaranteed to me in this free country (and before you counter with the cliche that its a free country because of the armed forces, lemme stop ya, this country's freedoms weren't at risk in Vietnam just as they wasn't in Iraq or Afghanistan)....yeah, everyone makes mistakes, but murdering an entire village of innocent people isn't an "oopsie" moment...this man stopped being a "hero" when he became a war criminal, but i'd say the military helicopter pilots who put themselves between the survivors of a massacred village of women...
@BCLOUSER I have every right to comment because that is a right guaranteed to me in this free country (and before you counter with the cliche that its a free country because of the armed forces, lemme stop ya, this country's freedoms weren't at risk in Vietnam just as they wasn't in Iraq or Afghanistan)....yeah, everyone makes mistakes, but murdering an entire village of innocent people isn't an "oopsie" moment...this man stopped being a "hero" when he became a war criminal, but i'd say the military helicopter pilots who put themselves between the survivors of a massacred village of women and children and the bloodlusting G.I.s looking for more rape and murder are certainly heroes...people in the armed forces are human beings just like us and should therefore be held to the same laws, morals and standards that we are...
should be renamed "Battle Hymn of A Mass Murderer" may the victims of My Lai haunt Calley and his superiors for what is left of their days...
@OwnPersonalDemon Bet you haven't served your country. Unless you have been in the middle of war you have no right to comment on what our soldiers have done. We all make mistakes or bad decisions; I was not there, I do not know their thoughts. But each and every one of the men and women in our armed forces are heroes!
@OwnPersonalDemon Bet you haven't served your country. Unless you have been in the middle of war you have no right to comment on what our soldiers have done. We all make mistakes or bad decisions; I was not there, I do not know their thoughts. But each and every one of the men and women in our armed forces are heroes!
@BCLOUSER I have every right to comment because that is a right guaranteed to me in this free country (and before you counter with the cliche that its a free country because of the armed forces, lemme stop ya, this country's freedoms weren't at risk in Vietnam just as they wasn't in Iraq or Afghanistan)....yeah, everyone makes mistakes, but murdering an entire village of innocent people isn't an "oopsie" moment...this man stopped being a "hero" when he became a war criminal, but i'd say the military helicopter pilots who put themselves between the survivors of a massacred village of women...
@BCLOUSER I have every right to comment because that is a right guaranteed to me in this free country (and before you counter with the cliche that its a free country because of the armed forces, lemme stop ya, this country's freedoms weren't at risk in Vietnam just as they wasn't in Iraq or Afghanistan)....yeah, everyone makes mistakes, but murdering an entire village of innocent people isn't an "oopsie" moment...this man stopped being a "hero" when he became a war criminal, but i'd say the military helicopter pilots who put themselves between the survivors of a massacred village of women and children and the bloodlusting G.I.s looking for more rape and murder are certainly heroes...people in the armed forces are human beings just like us and should therefore be held to the same laws, morals and standards that we are...