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[_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)19:29:45 No.3055074
Marked for deletion (old).
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)21:28:53 No.3055168
i forgot how /f/ could sometimes not be a pile of degenerated japanese gayporn techno remixes,
somehow even a place for meaningful things.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/03/16(Sun)22:02:53 No.3055195
>>3055168
That's always been what I've liked about /f/
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/16(Mon)00:03:55 No.3055267
Sound like he was gay for the blond hair blue eye angle boy faggot glade he died at 90 years old
prob grew up to touch little boys fucking faggots.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/16(Mon)00:15:35 No.3055274
>>3055074
I don't understand why he couldn't come to terms with it. It was either the boy or him. He saved
himself and maybe even a soldier or two. He survived. That in itself justifies the death of one
boy, doesn't it?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/16(Mon)00:25:45 No.3055279
>>3055274
You can deconstruct these sorts of events as such. But imagine shooting a kid - it's simply
something you could never forget, you'd wish it never happened. Like if you were driving a car
and suddenly the wheel locked up and caused you to run over a kid, you'd still be devastated even
though it wasn't your fault.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/16(Mon)00:26:14 No.3055281
>>3055274
>I don't understand. why don't depressed people just, STOP being depressed?
>why don't people with anxiety just, CALM DOWN?
>why don't people with PTSD just, COME TO TERMS WITH IT?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/04/16(Mon)00:30:11 No.3055282
>>3055274
When you look a dead man right in the face, the "it was me or him" justification doesn't hold up
too well. It's different than shooting down a plane in a dogfight, or shooting a guy who's more
than 100 yards away, this was right in front of him. You can imagine the image of that dead
soldiers face was burned into his memory for the rest of his life.
