Which is easier: A USA soldier in Iraq quitting or a Nazi war camp guard quitting?

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Was it simply a matter of a guard walking away?
I see that only dynasty can read.
What are you people smoking today?
You are so defensive, you are reading a question that is not there.
That is pure fiction, Johnny. But great storytelling.
 
All that I can think of is, Your not American, Or you would not compare an American soldier with a Nazi.
 
All that I can think of is, Your not American, Or you would not compare an American soldier with a Nazi.
 
What's easier: posting this online or actually saying your disrespect for the people who give up their life in real life?
 
In the Military walking away is not an option. It means prison for either / or . Possibly Death for a Nazi.
Interesting that Nazis like Republicans claimed to be Christians as well. Yet they committed such atrocities .
So it is common to claim to be a Christian and not practice what Jesus taught about Loving One another and advocate What Satan teaches and that would be War and hate.
 
Just keep in mind that wherever there is freedom in teh world, there is an American soldier who paid the price for it with his blood.

Meanwhile liberal cowards hide behind their keyboards.
 
very interesting, though you may have an agenda...i was reading recently about the Special Action Groups of the SS...at the onset of the invasion of Russia in 1941, many SS members asked to be transferred to regular combat duties because they were disturbed by the execution of civilians...the maintained records of the SS show that almost all requests were granted, with no repercussions toward the soldiers asked to be excused...this was very interesting considering the fanatical image of the Nazis, but the events were so bizarre I guess those kinds of reactions were to be expected...However, a soldier cannot voluntarily walk away from the US Army, though an officer can resign...enlisted men have to have a reason for the discharge. So...strange as it may seem, it was easier for the Nazi
 
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