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To: sneakypete
..you come here to pontificate about the normal way soldiers conduct themselves on a battlefield...

Perry wasn't on the battlefield. What he did happened later, when the battlefield was secured.

But since you're about the tenth poster to try and confuse with that one, let me ask you something : is it okay, to cut fingers off the dead, if you're on a battlefield? I would have thought there might be more important demands on your time.

426 posted on 02/11/2003 6:05:34 PM PST by Byron_the_Aussie
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To: Byron_the_Aussie
>>is it okay, to cut fingers off the dead,

Only if the nice looking ring won't come off easily.
427 posted on 02/11/2003 6:07:46 PM PST by swarthyguy
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To: Byron_the_Aussie
Let me ask you something: is it okay to accuse a soldier of wrongdoing based on news media articles and hearsay after that soldier has been formally investigated and cleared?
429 posted on 02/11/2003 6:10:15 PM PST by Aura Of The Blade
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To: Byron_the_Aussie
Perry wasn't on the battlefield. What he did happened later, when the battlefield was secured.

OK,which was it? He either wasn't on a battlefield,or the battlefield had been "secured". Or at least what passes for "secured" in those mountains.

But since you're about the tenth poster to try and confuse with that one, let me ask you something

You are the one who is confused. I've know what battlefields are,and have been on them. You haven't.

: is it okay, to cut fingers off the dead, if you're on a battlefield?

No,but on the other hand (pun intended),it surely doesn't hurt them.

436 posted on 02/11/2003 6:22:26 PM PST by sneakypete
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