PTSD & IDF Israel's Drug Generation Part 2

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[robjoshow]

I'm an American combat veteran of Iraq 2003-2004. I have PTSD and my emotions and thoughts are disturbing and violent. It takes a lot to keep moving forward in life when you have lived in the atrocities of combat, especially the civilian insurgency we were fighting. Anyone that has a problem with these veterans just because they are jews is a bigot and has no respect for the common man. These men are seeking an answer to why they are changed, as we all are from combat. Respect please.

[SarajevoKurac]

@Straylight100 Oh come on, they are NOT thugs. They simply cant help their ancestors moved to Israel and that they were born there. What happened in 1940 has nothing to do with today and these people are not to blame. Its no longer palestinian land, get over it.

[kozoso2011]

@MrAataghi Jaras or Blackhash. and yes its basically the same as weed.

[jack2ky]

ben zona means son of a bitch,,,, 1:14

[earthwormjah]

@Straylight100 So we agree then. I agree that Israel should stop building more settlements, and you agree that Israel should be free to use it's military in order to capture and/or kill terrorists. I suggest that in the future you do not use bias against those you meet in your travels, whether they are Israeli, Palestinian, American or Angolan. Anyways, Shalom and Kol Ha Kavod Tsahal!

[Straylight100]

@earthwormjah Huh? You say I don't have a constructive solution to offer, & then repeat exactly what I said, that the first step is Israel must stop building settlements. I have no objections to Israel defending herself, whether by special forces or overtly if attacked. What I do have a problem with, and so does the majority of the world, is Israel occupying the West Bank, and disenfranchising the local population while settling its own people there. Anywhere else that's called ethnic cleansing.

[earthwormjah]

@Straylight100 But, conversely, If you don't have a solution of your own and simply feel like picking apart mine, perhaps it might be time to let it go and leave this type of debate to people who are actually from the Middle East.

[earthwormjah]

@Straylight100 And here I was thinking this whole rant was going somewhere... Since you don't have any sort of constructive solution to the conflict, here's mine. Israel needs to adopt the Ariel Sharon approach, which, to me means that Israel should stop building settlements and negotiate in good faith, while at the same time using its special forces and airpower capability to target the terrorist infrastructure in Gaza. If you have a better solution, by all means please enlighten me.

[Straylight100]

@earthwormjah I don't know what the ultimate solution is....but I do know it begins with an end to settlement construction on the West Bank & the stealth settlement of East Jerusalem. Until Israel stops building new settlements it is obvious they are not sincere about peace.

[earthwormjah]

@Straylight100 That's great. So whats your solution to the Israel-Palestinian conflict?

[Straylight100]

@earthwormjah Learn to read. I haven't justified anything. I am pointing out that the same person can legitimately be regarded as terrorist or freedom fighter depending on the perspective. So what if you know Palestinians...I don't need to have visited China to know they invaded & are occupying Tibet, just the same as Israel is illegally occupying Palestinian lands. You know it & so do plenty of IDF soldiers who have bravely refused to be part of the crimes of the Zionist regime any longer.