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Originally Posted by ajuhdg
In the other argument, supporting the person who wants to remove troops vs. keeping them there. I have many current and former military members in my family. My nephew has experienced a great deal of PTSD, but he says that he'd drop everything and go back. My husband has said the same thing, he has said it's a waste for us to be there, but pulling out is not the right way to go either.
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Most veterans I know really think we should stay the course. I admit I haven't spoken to as many veterans of the War on Terror, but the Vietnam era vets I am close to want us to get out of there in a way that we didn't back in the 70s. Vietnamization was kind of a joke, and then we just left all of Southeast Asia to collapse.
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Originally Posted by Nanners52674
I think the idea that their happy and excited going over there is a complete fallacy. The suicide rate of military members is up. I dont know if its up by 2 or 200 people, the point is IT'S UP.... That wouldn't be happening if troop moral was up.
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Why you gotta bring morals into this, huh?
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