Woe.be.gone
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BBM- Its easy (and probably natural) to feel hate and anger at a time like this, but hate seems to be a driving force in these killings and so many others, and fuels more hate/ violence.
I agree that there are no excuses for this mass killing. But it's important to identify the triggers and background info so that they can prevent the same thing happening in the future.
Also I want to note that PTSD is not exclusive to those who have been in combat.
I am not making excuses for this mass murderer. He chose to take the life of so many innocent people- nobody forced him to do that. But he was being forced to take part in the killing of others in his upcoming deployment, even if he wasn't frontline.
I just can't get past the fact that this may never have happened if he was not forced to stay in a place he clearly did not want to be. Surely he could have left and repaid his debt as a civilian. An anti- American, anti-war extremist soldier has no place in the forces.
Prayers for everyone affected by this senseless tragedy.
Why the hell did he JOIN the Army then? Answer that.
I can hate him if I want to and I want to right now. I'm not going to kill anybody. I don't want to "understand" bad people anymore. Let's give them their just deserves. I'm feeling NO sympathy for him :loser: at the moment.
Adding - I see now it's the fault of the Army. I agree the Army authorities should not have to be politically correct and appease every belief (to the exclusion of Jesus) and not step on anyone's toes lest the "different one" cries out prejudice, etc. Let some other country take in all the radicals of the world - freedom does not mean degradation.