[Polybius]

That little slip of a girl isn't strong enough to "abuse" the man on the floor...you can see he's way bigger than her. If she's guilty, she deserves to be court martialled....but if this was staged, the public deserves to know about it.

She may not be strong enough but her 260 pound buddies right behind the digital camera taking her photo certainly are.

Taking private photos of unauthorized conduct for private jollies in a U.S. military installation during a highly politicized war where the American liberal news media will stop at nothing to sabotage the American war effort was not only incredible stupid but was also a massive security breach.

[Skooz]

Taking private photos of unauthorized conduct for private jollies in a U.S. military installation during a highly politicized war where the American liberal news media will stop at nothing to sabotage the American war effort was not only incredible stupid but was also a massive security breach.

Yep. Breathtakingly stupid. Unpardonably stupid.

[RedBloodedAmerican]

American soldiers enter the Baghdad Art Museum
to dismantle the latest Mapplethorpe exhibit.

[Heyworth]

She may not be strong enough but her 260 pound buddies right behind the digital camera taking her photo certainly are.

Thank you! Everyone is piling on this girl, but they're ignoring the context. Who took the pictures? Who else was in the room? Who said, "Hey, Lynndie, hold this leash while I take a picture"?

[Nov3]

Taking private photos of unauthorized conduct for private jollies in a U.S. military installation during a highly politicized war where the American liberal news media will stop at nothing to sabotage the American war effort was not only incredible stupid but was also a massive security breach.

Everybody who saw a camera in these institutions and said nothing ought to be locked up for criminal stupidity. They exposed our people to "justified" torture. These people are morons if for nothing other than letting cameras in there. They need to be jailed

[cake_crumb]

I'm not defending what she did - if she's guilty. I would like to know the entire context.