"We Do Bad Things to Bad People"

Well Lily, you are correct about in today's world everything is being put out there. For one, the photos are already out... I have seen them and yeah, they are not to pretty. But from a Soldier's point of view, one that has "been there, done that", 
well they are all the same. These pictures are no different then that of other "bad guys" that we have captured. One reason that they are more important then others is because they would mean a lot to most people. I mean look at the response that most of the world had, especially the United States. All the cheering and the "relief" of stress was felt all over the world. It has been 6 days since that day and we are still responding like crazy. For most Americans, the photos will be the last straw. Look at what happen to Saddam Hussein when he was captured in 2006. I was there in Iraq when he was Executed. When the U.S. Forces captured Saddam, it was a huge relief for most Iraqis, because he was a terrible man. Just like Bin Laden was to the U.S. So when he was captured and sentenced to death by hanging, most Iraqis didn't believe it would happen. But when the photos and the video was put out to the public, well that was what everyone wanted. And in the end, it was their closure to many years of torture and abuse. 
So even if it heals only one person, just one American by freeing him or her of all the pain and discomfort, to me, it will be worth releasing the photos... Who ever doesn't want to see them, don't... Who ever does, well you guessed it... just a click away.. they will be out very, very soon... Besides, just like my buddies say " We Do Bad Things to Bad People".. Special Forces Group...




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