Navy Pride
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We have this funny little thing here in this country called Due process...
We have this funny little thing here in this country called Due process...
Ever heard of it?
I guess when your favorite tool is a hammer everything begins to look like a nail... when you favorite tool is a gun , everything begins to look like a target.
You really ought to try to get over that.
US launches questioning of ex-POW BergdahlI hope they throw the book at this traitor.
2. He also is responsible for good men who died trying to save him.
jmho.
Perhaps you should start a poll?
How could Bergdahl have had any idea that his walking off base, as he, and other soldiers, had done before, would this time, create tragedy?
Its hard to fathom that people like you are supporting this traitor......he left notes, he shipped all his clothes home...What more does it take to convince you lefties?
Then the investigation should find enough evidence to prosecute. I am in no rush myself, and prefer to have justuce done, so I will wait for the investigation and, if any, trial to be done.
Before, or after a fair trial?
Fill us in. :roll:
1. Bergdahl is almost certainly guilty of desertion.
2. He also is responsible for good men who died trying to save him.
3. He has also suffered probably more than the US justice system would be able to dish out. Put him on trial, find him guilty, partly commute his sentence due to Time Served. jmho.
CP If they do that I wonder what you tell the families of the men who dies looking for him...........I would agree with you if it was not for that.
How could Bergdahl have had any idea that his walking off base, as he, and other soldiers, had done before, would this time, create tragedy?
I would tell them what happened to that guy, and explain to them that the guy who abandoned that FOB is no longer.... "there"...
Of course your not........Your a typical bleeding heart liberal who would love to see this guy get off.........Tell me something if this was Hitler and we had to try him would you feel the same way......The evidence is monumental against this scumbag..........I know we agree on Redress but as a Veteran I am surprised and ashamed of you. I will probably be dinged for this post but so be it.
.Of course my left wing friend after one then hang his ass......He is a traitor and arguably by his traitorous actions caused the death of one comrade.
You lefties crack me up
Why? I already know how you would vote.
Its hard to fathom that people like you are supporting this traitor......he left notes, he shipped all his clothes home...What more does it take to convince you lefties?
There is virtually no way that he would not have known that the US military would conduct a massive search for a missing soldier. Anyone who does not have his head buried in sand would know that.Quote Originally Posted by Gladiator View Post
'How could Bergdahl have had any idea that his walking off base, as he, and other soldiers, had done before, would this time, create tragedy?'
The question still stands, how could Bergdahl have had the foreknowledge that his AWOL or Desertion, whatever, would have resulted in the death or injury to other US Army soldiers?
I gave quotations earlier in the thread that showed there had been hostages taken by the Taliban in 2008, but those abductions had been kept out of the press, mostly. The Taliban had never taken a US Army soldier prisoner before Bergdahl.
Whether Bergdahl had some secret orders he was following from the CIA or US Army superiors, or was guilty of AWOL or Desertion, how could Bergdahl know, in advance, that his actions would have resulted in a massive, moths long search effort?
How do we know that a rogue CIA agent, or even in line of command agent, did not send Bergdahl on a special mission?
But the question stands, what is the level of responsibility for Berdahl's actions, if AWOL or Desertion, of other US Army casualties, if in fact the deaths resulted from searching for Bergdahl? Is there some article written before 2009 that states the going AWOL for a few days in Afghanistan can result in kidnapping by the Taliban, resulting in a massive search effort? References?
Bergdahl was kidnapped within a couple of days of leaving his US Army base, so it is irrelevant whether he is guilty of AWOL or Desertion, in terms of his responsibility, whether legal or moral, or as a sentencing enhancement, if any, for foreknowledge that his actions, of at least AWOL for two days, would result in deaths of US Army soldiers searching for him?
Perhaps there should be a sentencing enhancement for either AWOL or Dsesertion, if it can be proven that deaths of US Army soldiers did, in fact result form Bergdahl at least going AWOL. But the question not being answered is, what was the actual level of foreseeability of those consequences?
If a Driver 1 crosses the center line while driving a vehicle, then Driver 1 is guilty of crossing a centerline. If someone is killed, in an accident resulting from Driver 1 crossing the center line, then Driver 1 is responsible for the death resulting from the accident. But it is predictable, that if a driver crosses the center line, that others may be killed.
How is death reasonably foreseeable from AWOL or Desertion?
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NP, I want justice. That means that the right decision is arrived at. I really could care less what the right decision is, only that it is right. That you want to predecide is a failing on your part, and all your spin and trying to make **** up about others won't change that.
This is exactly the kind of anti-constitutional response that I expected from you.
You lived down to my expectations.
I doubt that any possible trial of this man will be conducted in a manner that pleases you, if it doesn't end up with him getting shot by a firing squad or keel-hauled.