Listen.
My father was an up from the ranks Major that checked out with the loss of his arm at the Rhine river.
I failed my physical, didn’t get a pass, then went across the country and lied upon entry and went on to be a SF Sergent.
I don’t need any lectures from the likes of you.
I ‘ve worked and trained third world out from the bush kids that dropped their weapon the first time they fired it.
There are martial families and there are artsy families. There are martial cultures and there are cowardly cultures.
At one time, out and out right killers thought blacks couldn’t fight.
You neither have history, science or common military drill to back you up.
You are a very, very sloppy thinker. You have no, zero information as to the training,quality, testing of these men. The fact that they acted so uniformly hints at some sort of orgaintional failure. Becasue,as you imply one of them should of fired. That none did is telling, and I ascribe it to the leadership (such that it is) and training.
I am sorry that you do not understand simple right and wrong. You do not understand courage and you cannot understand how these Indian police were wrong.
I have a hard time believing you were ever associated with firearms, let alone the military.
Like I say, I hope you would play the man in a situation like the one that ocurred outside the Mombasi.
I’ve recounted historical events as well as everyday events and eternal absolutes to make my points.
You cannot ever excuse cowardice and inaction which results in the death of others. You can be forgiven if you didn’t act out of malice. But I doubt any of those men or any of the men of Columbine will ever forgive themselves.
And what in the world does this comment have to do with anything we are discussing: “At one time, out and out right killers thought blacks couldn’t fight”
And I don’t believe the Indian culture is cowardly.