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He didn’t say anything about not revisiting those events personally or with other vets, he said by with “people who weren’t there”. Give a guy a break for choos
by krrrh 4y ago
He didn’t say anything about not revisiting those events personally or with other vets, he said by with “people who weren’t there”. Give a guy a break for choosing to not sit his kids down to hear all the gory details.
- yibberish 4y agoI'm not telling him to go scare his kids. I'm pointing out some possible self-deceit. "I did it for them!".. sure, why not? but my point is that first and foremost he's making those choices for himself; which is pefrectly fine. what's not fine (IMO) is to pretend such choices aren't selfish.
- jimbokun 4y agoWho gives you the authority to judge the morality and motivations behind this person's actions?
- yibberish 4y agoI have de-subscribed from authority. I speak from my own experience, if it helps it helps, if it doesn't just leave it. maybe it wasn't meant for you
- virtual_void 4y agoThese things aren’t binary. They aren’t simply this or that. Both can be true or neither or some combination. Your claim of selfishness seems to be unwarranted (and perhaps a little mean spirited), how can you possibly tell?
- standardUser 4y agoPerhaps if we were all a little more exposed to the horrors of war we wouldn't so eagerly vote for war-hungry leaders over and over and over.