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Edited by Infiltrat0rN7:
3/5/2014 9:59:00 PM
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Urban Youth are twice as likely to get PTSD than Soldiers.
.....According to Javon Johnson & Terisa Siagatonu.
I seriously don't know what to think about this, yeah I know living in the ghetto is pretty bad and violence does happen. It's just that these two are creating a new level of over-exaggerating. A city I live near; Norfolk, was ranked as the 87th most dangerous city larger than 75,000 inhabitants but I can't compare the streets to Norfolk to the streets of Baghdad, Fallujah or the Triangle of Death. What's even worse they say that a Solider can leave the battlefield while my kids go home to it.
I don't even what to explain how disrespectful this video is, it's just wrong.
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Meanwhile in a small suburban town! "It's really quiet here" [spoiler]Doesn't stop my dog from getting a bit uppity during the 4th of July.[/spoiler]
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The soldier gets PTSD he never leaves the battlefield. That's a terrible terrible comparison.
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Dat's ratchet yo
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I feel obligated to blame school for this.
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Fortunately for those kids it's not a felony to leave town!!
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so if kids in the ghetto are twice as like to get PTSD than soldiers coming home from war, wouldnt that be zero since you dont get PTSD from coming home? hell they could have said that they were 10 times as likely and it would still be factual
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This is retarded.
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That total and utter bullshit
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... That's just terrible. It's a shame how people get so caught up in their own tiny little world they completely lose their grasp on reality. Inb4loldatsuf3gg3tl0l0l0l0l
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Edited by Le Dustin xddddd: 3/5/2014 10:18:35 PMNot really making an opinion one way or the other, but there is the argument that you grow up as a child in the ghetto, and when you're in the army on the battlefield, you're a grown adult who chose to be there. Although some neighborhoods are so bad they're actually referred to as warzones. So I guess in terms of what's more dangerous, I would say it's the life the soldiers, but in terms of how it affects people, you could probably give it to either side.
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2 Replies"Then" soldiers? "THEN" SOLDIERS? You make me sick.
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Norfolk ain't even ghetto. I personally think Portsmouth is way worse
