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Correct me if I'm wrong in your case, but I'm under the impression he has undergone more stress in those few short years than I will go through in my entire lif
by sharkweek 14y ago
Correct me if I'm wrong in your case, but I'm under the impression he has undergone more stress in those few short years than I will go through in my entire life. The country that employed him to undergo that stress should take care of him.
- flyinRyan 14y agoSo what? Certain positions in certain sports last less than 10 years before they can't play any position any more. They don't get a pension either. Granted, they do get paid much better but that's just the market prioritizing what's important. :)
- gnaritas 14y agoHe wasn't forced to take on such a hard job, he chose it, over and over again by re-enlisting; it's a voluntary military. While I think we should do more for our vets to help them transition back to civilian life, we don't owe them a lifetime of babysitting because of their personal choices, no matter the job they performed. -- A vet myself