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Originally Posted by Ghostwriter
You do not know that it does bother them and you do not know that they will/may suffer PTSD. This is all your opinion, which is what this board and thread are composed. When the interviews come out with the Seal/s who shot OBL we will know. Until that time we will all have our opinion as to what effect it will have on them and whether this event is deserving of a celebration.
When I see the Seal who shot OBL breakdown and cry or tell us he is shaken to the core and suffers all sorts of psychological problems, I will know that you were right. Until that time we will not know and my beliefs/opinions are just as valid as yours.
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What does your signature mean? Also, while I may not always agree with DF, I have to agree on this. You can't assume because you don't see someone crying/ breaking down that they don't have PTSD. Did you know that PTSD mirrors signs of ADD/ADHD in young boys when they start acting out? People think that these young kids are just hellions when in actuality, they are suffering from PTSD-which is why they are acting out in anger and being mean to people. PTSD does not always equate to crying and breaking down.
You really should not speak for people in the military (or people in general) regarding how they should or shouldn't feel in regards to taking the life of another person. Were you in the military?