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Yep, herd behavior, right out of Soc Psych 101.
Well if some unnamed yahoo in the military says it to the WSJ, it must be true.
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Capitalism has nowhere near the market cornered on war or its insanity.
If he doesn’t want to speak to that whack-a-doodle father of his, seems a good move on his part.
This is full blown TMZ style nonsense, Josh. Seriously.
Your reporter cites one unnamed Army official and this was filtered through the WSJ. Not exactly what I would call solid ground, especially the journalistic site through which it came.
In my youth I recall with fond memory when the Wall Street Journal actually stood for journalism. Those days are over.
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Really? How so?
And on what information are you basing your theory his father is, as you say, “whackadoodle”? Do you have some evidence that the entire rest of the globe is unaware of?
I’d actually like to know.
"…whack-a-doodle…
Why? Because he wears a beard? Is anti-war?
You are too funny.
Yes, exactly. See Jesse Ventura vs. Estate of Kyle…
Dude, call your mom.
… the unkempt beard he grew…
Unkempt? What? That beard is combed out and trimmed.
Like the exact opposite of unkempt.
It is kind of a thin beard - but certainly kempt.
What’s the rationale/agenda behind claiming different?
I can’t even speculate why this could be but it’s their family’s business. The military did it’s job and though it was done (and done well) in our name that’s none of our business too barring a law being broken.
My last comment is that the men who came out of the woodwork to bad-mouth him said they would have died trying to get him back … but would not give him the benefit of the doubt. That says it all for me.
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Do you think maybe the Army brainwashed him? Tee hee, but I wouldn’t put it past them.