Ya, you'll be lucky.usmarine2005 wrote:
Maybe PM me next time, or delete EVERY personal attack in this thread.BigmacK wrote:
'Flaming' (personal attacks) are not well received on these forums. {quote}That counts. It's deleted FYI.usmarine2005 wrote:
Fuck you dick head.
Like telling the cop to ticket every other speeder first.usmarine2005 wrote:
Maybe PM me next time, or delete EVERY personal attack in this thread.BigmacK wrote:
'Flaming' (personal attacks) are not well received on these forums. {quote}That counts. It's deleted FYI.usmarine2005 wrote:
Fuck you dick head.
Ya....that's the same.jonsimon wrote:
Like telling the cop to ticket every other speeder first.usmarine2005 wrote:
Maybe PM me next time, or delete EVERY personal attack in this thread.BigmacK wrote:
'Flaming' (personal attacks) are not well received on these forums. {quote}
That counts. It's deleted FYI.
its SOP to burn all equipment with biohazard material.HunterOfSkulls wrote:
What deeply concerns me about this incident is not just that it was friendly fire. It wasn't even just the administration putting the "heroic American warrior killed by the evildoers" spin on it. It's the circumstances of the actual incident. Tillman identifying himself just before being killed. The fact that they burned his gear afterwards. IMO, it doesn't sound like the usual "Our boys don't fuck up" but rather "Our boys didn't murder him and then destroy the evidence". I really feel there's a lot more to this than the average fog of war incident.