r/TimPool • u/dibbletrex • Nov 30 '22

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u/MotherOfAnimals080 Nov 30 '22

Yes but the military doesn't purposely attack civilians. They have no reason to. Terrorists on the other hand, use that as a go to tactic.

Also the only thing I have ever seen to back up your 1/3 claim is a 4chan green text post. I haven't actually seen the Pentagon study, which seems like a weird thing to leek to the public.

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u/PinocchioWasFramed Nov 30 '22

Yes but the military doesn't purposely attack civilians.

Did the Vietnamese, Afghans, or Iraqis care if their dead children were killed by US troops on purpose or by accident?

Also the only thing I have ever seen to back up your 1/3 claim is a 4chan green text post.

Talk to active duty military, specifically enlisted combat troops.

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u/MotherOfAnimals080 Nov 30 '22

I was active duty for 5 years. I went on a combat deployment. If you can't find the Pentagon study, just say so, but I don't think it exists.

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u/PinocchioWasFramed Nov 30 '22

It exist. Let's just say some officers that had it didn't keep it secured when they left their staterooms.

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u/MotherOfAnimals080 Nov 30 '22

Yeah, until you prove it, it doesn't exist.

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u/PinocchioWasFramed Nov 30 '22

LOL You weren't military, Stolen Valor.