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Edited by Bistromathics:
11/6/2013 9:13:56 PM
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"Last Spring... Afghan villagers were dug up outside a U.S. Special Forces base..."
[url=http://www.rollingstone.com/feature/a-team-killings-afghanistan-special-forces]"The A-Team Killings"[/url], a Rolling Stone story about the alleged misdeeds of a team of Green Berets. It's a long, but interesting, read.
What do you think about actions like these-- if they are proven true? Is it just an unfortunate and unavoidable part of war, or should we take the time to investigate and pursue action?
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Obviously American soldiers are still pissed about 9/11, some more than others. This is war though. There will always be civilian casualties like this.
