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<blockquote data-quote="Stackle2" data-source="post: 2073997" data-attributes="member: 27067"><p>LightningCrash, has a murderous criminal ever took loved ones from you? Have you ever scraped your friends or families blood and meat off your hat at the end of the day?... I have too many times, but in this context, combat obviously doesn't count, so lets talk about last time I had to keep my Soldiers from bleeding out, actually pretty close to here, in Kileen TX.</p><p></p><p>A few years ago, I was with a Light Infantry brigade returning from the Korrengal, Afghanistan. My platoon was one of the last in the BDE to go through the Ft. Hood SRP facility. I had just finished the tedious process, and was out front checking the paperwork of my Soldiers (I was a Platoon Sergeant at the time). At that time, we had the misfortune of being present for Maj. Hassan's rampage. None of my Soldiers were killed, but several were seriously wounded, so bad in fact it ended their careers. We had just finished a year in what's widely regarded the most dangerous combat zone on earth, only to be caught off guard by one of our own.</p><p></p><p>Lets say there is no god, and Maj. Hassan is released in 45 years, should he be allowed a weapon? I say no. (I also am pretty sure he would be a smear on the sidewalk before he saw his first 60 minutes of freedom, but that's off topic). So to answer you original question, Hell No!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Stackle2, post: 2073997, member: 27067"] LightningCrash, has a murderous criminal ever took loved ones from you? Have you ever scraped your friends or families blood and meat off your hat at the end of the day?... I have too many times, but in this context, combat obviously doesn't count, so lets talk about last time I had to keep my Soldiers from bleeding out, actually pretty close to here, in Kileen TX. A few years ago, I was with a Light Infantry brigade returning from the Korrengal, Afghanistan. My platoon was one of the last in the BDE to go through the Ft. Hood SRP facility. I had just finished the tedious process, and was out front checking the paperwork of my Soldiers (I was a Platoon Sergeant at the time). At that time, we had the misfortune of being present for Maj. Hassan's rampage. None of my Soldiers were killed, but several were seriously wounded, so bad in fact it ended their careers. We had just finished a year in what's widely regarded the most dangerous combat zone on earth, only to be caught off guard by one of our own. Lets say there is no god, and Maj. Hassan is released in 45 years, should he be allowed a weapon? I say no. (I also am pretty sure he would be a smear on the sidewalk before he saw his first 60 minutes of freedom, but that's off topic). So to answer you original question, Hell No!!! [/QUOTE]
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