[Brad from Tennessee]

Very lengthy with hand wringing.

[Col Frank Slade]

Thanks NYT for outing Seal Team 6.

Undermining national security is our trademark.

[Paul46360]

Some hack trying to get his name noticed

[imardmd1]

And no declaration of war or Geneva Convention. Just a compiled hit list, hm? Am I next? Do I have a choice?

[Proud2BeRight]

The are “shrouded in secrecy” unless Biden wants to blurt out what they did at a dinner event.

[moovova]

I don’t want to know how SEAL Team 6 does it.

I just want them to do it well, and with extreme prejudice.

[SunTzuWu]

The US owes a deep debt of thanks to Dick Marcinko.

[TADSLOS]

That role reflects America’s new way of war, in which conflict is distinguished not by battlefield wins and losses, but by the relentless killing of suspected militants. . .

LMAO. The NYT just indicted Obama as a war criminal.

[TADSLOS]

Oh yeah, and FU NYT!

[SuperLuminal]

Can think of some essential missions they should run inside the DC beltway...Probably a 2-to-3 year job...

[wildbill]

These Seal teams go after targets with the intention of carrying out their mission within defined parameters. The easy—and traditional— way to eliminate high value targets taking cover in civilian areas is to simply bomb the whole area, accepting the fact that non-combatants will be killed.

Which do we want. Small units with defined missions that carry the risk of killing a few non-combatants or indiscriminate bombing which is guaranteed to kill non-combatants?

These brave men risk their lives on dangerous up-close missions so that our country does not have to resort to high civilian casualties. This is the epitome of bravery in the era of asynchronous warfare and reflects the best of American values-—punish the evildoers who prey on innocents.