change my name posted:

lmao do you think legal culpability is really the issue and not the fact that the military is full of psychos who relish the chance to inflict pain on others

Gripweed posted:

One American soldier in Vietnam stopped My Lai by threatening to turn his machinegun on the other Americans. Things didn't go great for him after that.

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

"It was not pleasant going before Congress. The war effort at that time couldn’t stand any bad press, so they tried to whitewash it as much as they could. [My war buddies said] I was a traitor—they didn’t know the magnitude of My Lai. Some of them would say, “Oh, that stuff happened all the time.” I’d say, “No, it can’t happen all the time.” I don’t think I could live with myself if I thought that was an everyday thing that I was part of. [...] [I got] death threats at three o’clock in the morning, mutilated animals on your doorstep, and I’m sitting here just as confused as hell. What in the world is wrong? What we did was right. What we did had to be done."

- US Army Major Hugh Thompson Jr.

Minecraft Holmes posted:

The Right Wing Biden Slur

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

"It was not pleasant going before Congress. The war effort at that time couldn’t stand any bad press, so they tried to whitewash it as much as they could. [My war buddies said] I was a traitor—they didn’t know the magnitude of My Lai. Some of them would say, “Oh, that stuff happened all the time.” I’d say, “No, it can’t happen all the time.” I don’t think I could live with myself if I thought that was an everyday thing that I was part of. [...] [I got] death threats at three o’clock in the morning, mutilated animals on your doorstep, and I’m sitting here just as confused as hell. What in the world is wrong? What we did was right. What we did had to be done."

- US Army Major Hugh Thompson Jr.

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

"It was not pleasant going before Congress. The war effort at that time couldn’t stand any bad press, so they tried to whitewash it as much as they could. [My war buddies said] I was a traitor—they didn’t know the magnitude of My Lai. Some of them would say, “Oh, that stuff happened all the time.” I’d say, “No, it can’t happen all the time.” I don’t think I could live with myself if I thought that was an everyday thing that I was part of. [...] [I got] death threats at three o’clock in the morning, mutilated animals on your doorstep, and I’m sitting here just as confused as hell. What in the world is wrong? What we did was right. What we did had to be done."

- US Army Major Hugh Thompson Jr.

30.5 Days posted:

lmao that the US pulled off a genocide within an order of magnitude of the holocaust and killed, discredited, or terrorized anyone who tried to stop it in even the tiniest of ways and the response to that fact was to invent out of whole cloth of a movement of people harrassing pro-genocide soldiers to make the whole situation seem more nuanced

Delthalaz posted:

https://twitter.com/byyourlogic/status/1475193013114654726?s=21

MonsieurChoc posted:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OwNNUVbdfzI

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZOLq82m2Ks

thehandtruck posted:

need hlpe pplease someone help me is tom cruse hot? i cannot figure out . call everyon. call cop. calll president. answr s pleas

DR FRASIER KRANG posted:

lol his brain is mush

exmarx posted:

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

"It was not pleasant going before Congress. The war effort at that time couldn’t stand any bad press, so they tried to whitewash it as much as they could. [My war buddies said] I was a traitor—they didn’t know the magnitude of My Lai. Some of them would say, “Oh, that stuff happened all the time.” I’d say, “No, it can’t happen all the time.” I don’t think I could live with myself if I thought that was an everyday thing that I was part of. [...] [I got] death threats at three o’clock in the morning, mutilated animals on your doorstep, and I’m sitting here just as confused as hell. What in the world is wrong? What we did was right. What we did had to be done."

- US Army Major Hugh Thompson Jr.

i say swears online posted:

why was '72 so lopsided if the numbers were in mcgovern's favor on the issue

paging joementum

PKMN Trainer Red posted:

"It was not pleasant going before Congress. The war effort at that time couldn’t stand any bad press, so they tried to whitewash it as much as they could. [My war buddies said] I was a traitor—they didn’t know the magnitude of My Lai. Some of them would say, “Oh, that stuff happened all the time.” I’d say, “No, it can’t happen all the time.” I don’t think I could live with myself if I thought that was an everyday thing that I was part of. [...] [I got] death threats at three o’clock in the morning, mutilated animals on your doorstep, and I’m sitting here just as confused as hell. What in the world is wrong? What we did was right. What we did had to be done."

- US Army Major Hugh Thompson Jr.

30.5 Days posted:

Why did most people support the national guard murdering people protesting a war they were against? Is it because america a demon cracker nation?

DR FRASIER KRANG posted:

lol his brain is mush

30.5 Days posted:

Why did most people support the national guard murdering people protesting a war they were against?

500excf type r posted:

Public opinion was in support of the war wasn't it with polls showing that

Delthalaz posted:

https://twitter.com/byyourlogic/status/1475193013114654726?s=21

Paladinus posted:

He's right. But to remove a permanent condition you just need 9 hours of uninterrupted rest (9 hours per condition).

3D Megadoodoo posted:

So... there's no cure?

bitmap posted:

I cant believe felix from chapo believes this thing, in a tweet he made

ted hitler hunter posted:

Paladinus posted:

I don't have the rulebook handy, but rest is not necessarily sleep. There are characters who don't need to sleep, but rest still removes negative effects.