[perfect_rovian_storm]

Ok, so he’s service connected for PTSD, which has an average rating of 70%. He’s probably 100% service connected, which gives him what, about $3k a month?

I’m not minimizing what happened to him with the dog, but he shouldn’t be out begging for money. He should go into treatment or have a custodian if he can’t handle himself on his income. Then, he wouldn’t have to worry about jackboot cops taking his dog.

[TexasGator]

“Ok, so he’s service connected for PTSD,”

Did anyone see the documentation?

[TexasGator]

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[PIF]

he shouldn’t be out begging for money. He should go into treatment or have a custodian

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Really? You will give him the money and service that the VA does not provide to hire a “custodian”? How do you know what his disability payment is just by looking at an statistical average? Like many vets who get almost nothing? He’s homeless for a reason, and now a candidate for suicide.

Ever been in combat and suffered from PTSD as a result? Thought not. Lots of guys who served suffer in the silence of PTSD. Try it some time. Read the “The Solitary World of A Vet - When We Came Home” online somewhere for further enlightenment as to what happens to many of those who serve.

In many states and towns, 3K a month barely covers rent, with enough left over for coffee and a donut.