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I ask because I think the time is coming when many of us will have to fight them. I've known quite a few people , some family , others from the neighborhood , family of friends who from fighting the viet cong up to the "drug wars" and counter insurgencies in central america in the 80s to fallujah in Iraq fought monstrous people , and themselves did monstrous things. Kidnapping , interrogations, summary executions etc.

These were for the most part decent people who were required to do terrible things. In my observation they went one of two ways. They either became psychopaths who just enjoyed hurting others , or enjoyed seeing others suffer , or became alcoholics or addicts , and just empty shells. So how does one fight beasts without becoming one ?

I ask because I think the time is coming when many of us will have to fight them. I've known quite a few people , some family , others from the neighborhood , family of friends who from fighting the viet cong up to the "drug wars" and counter insurgencies in central america in the 80s to fallujah in Iraq fought monstrous people , and themselves did monstrous things. Kidnapping , interrogations, summary executions etc. These were for the most part decent people who were required to do terrible things. In my observation they went one of two ways. They either became psychopaths who just enjoyed hurting others , or enjoyed seeing others suffer , or became alcoholics or addicts , and just empty shells. So how does one fight beasts without becoming one ?

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I don't know why u think I suggested that about Nam vets . I said some guys , from all the conflicts I mentioned . Usually attached to Special Forces / CIA / Spook agencies in some form or another. I said Some , either became the type who enjoyed hurting people , or turned to drugs or booze and became shells of their former selves. These guys did things like kidnapping, for lack of better term , what is now called , " enhanced interrogations " ( torture ) and summary executions.
They were avery small number of overall vets , but I've known about 8 guys over the years that did this type of thing

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its because they become disillusioned. they realize after they come back that they dont understand what they were even fighting for (because the military, and agencies like fbi and CIA dont actually fight for the american people, they fight for ZOG)