...and this guy will probably walk. :(:(:(
I think he’ll get off, too. They’ll probably let him off on insanity (although if he was crazy, there’s millions of other Muslims with the same syndrome...let’s get boxcar loads of thorazine for them all).
However, this might give the press a juicy hook for their stories. I can see it tomorrow, headlines about on the poor abused Muslim having to listen to these ghastly Americans.
I've been following this and just posted about it on another thread. I can see where learning about “conduct unbecoming” or “criminal behavior” confessed during rehab might be very, very hard for him to bear as a Muslim. It might make me want to go after the person who confessed to it, but it wouldn't make me want to shoot other people and health care workers who haven't committed “war crimes”.
Nope. Dr. Hasan will have to either look at his condition as a glass half full or half empty situation. I'm fairly certain he won't be practicing medicine for the next year and will be somewhat limited in getting around. In about a year, give or take a few months, after a lethal injection, his inability to “walk” won't be the issue it is today, nor will the “confessions of patients with PTSD”.
We've gone from name calling, to confessed war crimes, to not wanting to go and kill fellow Muslims in Afghanistan to heaven knows what. The bottom line is none of the people who were buried this past weekend are responsible for any of his angst, least of all the fetus of the young soldier or the police woman he shot. There is absolutely no justification for what he did.
He might do a lot of things, but I don’t believe he will walk.....ever again