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quinnox

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1. I tend to agree with you, good post and analysis

Reply to malthaussen (Original post)

Wed Aug 21, 2013, 02:32 PM

Aug 2013

In my opinion, a light prison sentence would be appropriate, if only to show that solders need to be reminded there are consequences of disobeying rules, even if the intentions are good. I can understand the need for discipline in the military and so on, in other words.

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Why I think Bradley Manning should do time. [View all] malthaussen Aug 2013 OP

I tend to agree with you, good post and analysis quinnox Aug 2013 #1

I agree and disagree. denverbill Aug 2013 #2

What bothers me is the violation of trust. malthaussen Aug 2013 #3

Yeah, I agree he should do time Blue_Tires Aug 2013 #4

No offense taken... ljm2002 Aug 2013 #5

When I say Mr Ellsberg violated no trust of position... malthaussen Aug 2013 #7

Very thoughtful post. I agree with you. nt kelliekat44 Aug 2013 #6