[Chaguito]

I served in the military. I know how training was done to allay the queasiness of those who didn’t want to kill other human beings. I say again, I hope you are right. Or even better, the question of allegiances never has to be put to the test.

[patriotspride]

” I served in the military. I know how training was done to allay the queasiness of those who didn’t want to kill other human beings”

Thanks for your service.

Also being a vet, along with father ( Normandy), grandfather (WW 1 trenches) I/we understand the fear, and also the reality of facing the end of your own life at the hands of another.

[Windflier]

I served in the military. I know how training was done to allay the queasiness of those who didn’t want to kill other human beings.

Thanks for your service.

Being that you've served, I can ask you this:

If you had been ordered to enforce a martial law decree, with the possibility of having to use deadly force against American citizens, would you have obeyed that order?

What affect would your oath have had on your decision?