> It should be more teached it seems, sometimes there is operational value in not killing people. You're probably not a native speaker: the proper past tense o

> It should be more teached it seems, sometimes there is operational value in not killing people. You're probably not a native speaker: the proper past tense of teach is "taught". And you're of course right! I'm also an outsider to the US. It seems to me that "kill first think later" is the modus operandi of all kinds of US armed forces, from the police to the army and the navy.