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Originally Posted by adzii_nufc
I think he's unfortunate. No one has done anything about SAS commandos that have been doing this for years. Iranian embassy is a good example.
Rules of engagement shouldn't apply outright in a situation in Afghanistan. I completely disagree with helping an injured insurgent whom will likely attempt to kill you at any given moment. The taliban and afghan insurgents alike are constantly beheading innocents. A quick bullet death is more than they deserve. The law is the law though. My opinion means nothing when faced against it.
He'll be made an example of.
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That's the trouble ,as much as i might agree that the insurgents need a bullet in the head we cannot pick and choose which rules to obey ,after all we helped make them .We can however choose the punishment and i can't in all honesty think that this soldier should be treated the same as a ******* who kills a old lady for her handbag or murders a child