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shockerfan
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What I find disturbing about many of the posts here is the judgementalism. Our military has done a good thing: remove the Taliban and Saddam Hussein from power. They are still doing a good thing: making those countries safer so that at some point (hopefully soon) they can leave.
Now many of the people in these posts have never been in combat (myself included), however, many of these people are judging not only this soldier, but also many like him, without having any perspective. Every day, monday-morning quarterbacks are second guessing our soldiers actions, nit-picking every comment, and giving them no benefit of the doubt whatsoever. These people are putting their lives on the line for us, and they have earned some leeway.
Now I understand perfectly that the ends do not justify the means, and that there are rules to be followed in times of war, but I think that is for God to work out. This guy broke none of Ceasar’s laws, and should not be punished by Ceasar. As far as breaking God’s laws, that is for God to decide.
Now many of the people in these posts have never been in combat (myself included), however, many of these people are judging not only this soldier, but also many like him, without having any perspective. Every day, monday-morning quarterbacks are second guessing our soldiers actions, nit-picking every comment, and giving them no benefit of the doubt whatsoever. These people are putting their lives on the line for us, and they have earned some leeway.
Now I understand perfectly that the ends do not justify the means, and that there are rules to be followed in times of war, but I think that is for God to work out. This guy broke none of Ceasar’s laws, and should not be punished by Ceasar. As far as breaking God’s laws, that is for God to decide.