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So are we talking Gulf War Vet?... If thats the case, do we ever consider the impact on American society of constantly submitting fragile psyches to war making.
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...submitting to the US military... as opposed to the people who are supposed to defend the country if the military doesn't: the
militias? I'm sure you don't want to go there;
...or as opposed to paramilitary groups who are ANTI-U.S. -- as may be the *actual* case in this situation?
...and don't you maybe have it backwards: maybe the warlike are attracted TO the military instead of CREATED BY it, in which case:
...isn't firing rifle rounds at the enemies of the US really the most ideal place for them, especially for a guaranteed amount of time during their most angry youth? And isn't rigid order likely to improve their chance to learn to make it through life without killing those who aren't the perceived enemy? And anyway,
...if a handful of random people are killed, whilst 300 million people who represent the biggest voice for freedom in the entire world are defended, is that such a big problem?