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as New Judge would say - or has said:
did he do it ?
and if the answer is yes - then what are we argung about ?
that he didnt do it or
he did with a state of mind that excuses / exculpates him ....
Hey did any one see the Death of mark Duggan ? another instance where the people involved seem unable or unwilling to say what really happened and the whole thing then looks like a dogs dinner to anyone else
did he do it ?
and if the answer is yes - then what are we argung about ?
that he didnt do it or
he did with a state of mind that excuses / exculpates him ....
Hey did any one see the Death of mark Duggan ? another instance where the people involved seem unable or unwilling to say what really happened and the whole thing then looks like a dogs dinner to anyone else
Berniecuddles - //good innit when sitting down cosily on your keyboards..when was the last time you put your life on the line like he has done ..deserves a medal not prison! //
As I have said times without number, you do not have to have either direct experience of a situation, or expert knowledge of it, in order to hold and express an opinion on here.
Just because I have never been a serving soldier or shot anyone does not mean I do not have, or I am not entitled to an opinion on this issue - we are all entitled to our view on this, which is what this thread is about.
To take the emotive attitude from your post - this is a professional soldier who was doing what he was trained and paid to do.
Because of the dreadful stress of battle, he acted for one moment against his training and instinct.
It is my view, and the view of many, including those with direct connection to the events, that mitigating circumstances, and crucial evidence was not provided in his court case, which may have led to a miscarriage of justice.
Does he deserve a medal? No more or less than any other serving soldier in this situation.
Does he deserve proper due process under the law? Absolutely, as does every citizen of this country.
Are we not to have an opinion because have not been to war? No.
As I have said times without number, you do not have to have either direct experience of a situation, or expert knowledge of it, in order to hold and express an opinion on here.
Just because I have never been a serving soldier or shot anyone does not mean I do not have, or I am not entitled to an opinion on this issue - we are all entitled to our view on this, which is what this thread is about.
To take the emotive attitude from your post - this is a professional soldier who was doing what he was trained and paid to do.
Because of the dreadful stress of battle, he acted for one moment against his training and instinct.
It is my view, and the view of many, including those with direct connection to the events, that mitigating circumstances, and crucial evidence was not provided in his court case, which may have led to a miscarriage of justice.
Does he deserve a medal? No more or less than any other serving soldier in this situation.
Does he deserve proper due process under the law? Absolutely, as does every citizen of this country.
Are we not to have an opinion because have not been to war? No.
Peter Pedant - //as New Judge would say - or has said:
did he do it ?
and if the answer is yes - then what are we argung about ?
that he didnt do it or
he did with a state of mind that excuses / exculpates him .... //
That MS Blackman shot the Taliban fighter is not in dispute, he has admitted doing so in court.
The issue is that the circumstances surrounding that incident have not been properly addressed - that is why an appeal has been granted.
did he do it ?
and if the answer is yes - then what are we argung about ?
that he didnt do it or
he did with a state of mind that excuses / exculpates him .... //
That MS Blackman shot the Taliban fighter is not in dispute, he has admitted doing so in court.
The issue is that the circumstances surrounding that incident have not been properly addressed - that is why an appeal has been granted.
Some interesting threads from the time Sergeant Blackman was charged.
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