[beaversmom]

Here's what I said about this on 3/23 post #164

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/872683/posts

Aaron Brown and Gen. Clark now trying to blame the incident on the solider's "superiors." They are saying the soldier was probably "under an incredible amount of stress."

I knew this was going to happen. If you get down to it, he was probably being harassed on a daily basis, ostracized, and not promoted because of his race and faith. (/sarcasm)

Hey, am I good or what? I could counsel people on how to be a victim and how not to take responsibility--i.e. if I were so inclined and if someone needed help. Obviously these people didn't need any help.

[stands2reason]

As disgusting as this is, I would say this is a smart move for the father. That could be the only way he can save his son....bring race into it and all of a sudden his future death becomes a "lynching"...now do we think our PC'ized military will stand up to that s#!t?