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So you like to listen?I heard here what I like to hear here.
So you like to listen?I heard here what I like to hear here.
Yes you have, on more than one occasion. Fairly dishonest on your part. Maybe you should contend with this part moving forward.I have not misrepresented anything
You are taking an incredibly ignorant and incorrect position that trauma and stress only matters for service members who are in combat
Neither one of those represents my pov accurately (more stress vs less stress)Your claim that training and preparedness has no effect on how stressful a situation can be
Fallujah 2004. Downtown Los Angeles 2025. Ya completely the same thing.
ikrQuite a leap of logic by using highest rates of PTSD vs defending your homeland from disorderly civilians armed with stones and firecrackers (hint: clearly stressful but far from the highest rate of PTSD)Drone pilots have among the highest PTSD rates, yet by your logic shouldn't because they aren't in a foreign land dodging bullets and shrapnel.
All this over an 80/20 issue lol
It’s either they are totally controlled by their desire to make spectacles of themselves or they are simply playing the wrong long game
One thing I’ll never concede is that the democrats actually give a fuck about regular people, however.
Again, you never know. Specialization exists in life for a reason, it's why we send cops to police academies, not boot camp.Quite a leap of logic by using highest rates of PTSD vs defending your homeland from disorderly civilians armed with stones and firecrackers (hint: clearly stressful but far from the highest rate of PTSD)
lol, all the democrats are making posts now about how this is unacceptable and authoritarian.
Also, I just saw this clip, good stuff
ccp keeps on winning, I love it
soon not only russia will be our bitch, US will be our bitch too
I figure it says more about @scoopj ‘s sister that after two weeks home with her and the kids he’d rather be in the shit!One of my best buds was the same lol. Some people are just built for that shit.
That’s just common sense. “If you use deadly force against cops they’ll use it back”. He’s grand standing and making announcements that highlight procedure that’s been around forever.Damn, ole boy ain't messing around in Florida.
Shut the fuck up. You'd lose your shit if they kill someone for throwing a brick. That sure as hell hasn't been the case in LA.That’s just common sense. “If you use deadly force against cops they’ll use it back”. He’s grand standing and making announcements that highlight procedure that’s been around forever.
“If you drive over the speed limit and we catch you, we’ll give you a ticket! FLORIDA DONT PLAY!”
lol, all the democrats are making posts now about how this is unacceptable and authoritarian.
Also, I just saw this clip, good stuff
I think most reasonable people would agree that if you throw a brick at a police officer, the police should shoot them.This is the type of violence that @Flower2dPeople is craving for!
“WE’RE GOING AFTER THE WORST OF THE WORST!”
You keep trying to detract from the topic by bringing up combat. At no point in my original post was that mention, nor was the level of stress mentioned. In fact, it was made clear to you in every post that followed that I made no attempt to even quantify the level of stress. Yet you're sitting here demanding counters to baseless claims you are making.
Combat veterans have high levels of PTSD because they are exposed to extreme stress continously. But non combative vets are also at risk of developing it because, surprise surprise, combat isn't the only source of intense stress in the military. One of my Instructors in MOS school has PTSD from seeing a Marine get turned to salsa during a maintaining accident. I doubt he particularly cares if combat is more stressful, he still has to deal with the trauma.
Any profession where you are exposed to high levels if stress and violence will leave you at risk of developing PTSD. That's why police officers are also high risk for it.
Every deployment is potentially violent. You can deploy to a combat zone and experience no violence. I know many Marines who deployed to the middle east several time and did nothing but kick up sand. Same with these protests. The marines could just sit around and not get involved or they can be forced to engage American citizens with force.
This is explicitly why I did not make any comparisons. There are too many variables to compare the situation. Not every war time vet saw combat. Not every one that saw combat in traumatized. Stress operates at an individual level. You cant make sweeping comparisons. It will always vary person to person.
Youve literally done nothing but argue semantics and divert the conversation the entire time.
I would go to combat against a foreign enemy over attacking my own people. Any day of the week. I trained to go out and fight in unfamiliar lands and know what needs to be done. That's part of being a Marine. What is going on in LA is not. We have no place there and I sincerely hope we are not forced to engage with civilians.
Don't be upset that your little hero got fucked.
Be nice.Shut the fuck up. You'd lose your shit if they kill someone for throwing a brick. That sure as hell hasn't been the case in LA.