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Originally Posted by danlisa
Attitude has nothing to do with it.
It's training and orders. You do your job and get out. End of.
Putting on my logical head for a moment. Value wise, an injured and highly trained member of the forces is more valuable than a corpse.
They did the correct thing.
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Somebody gives them the orders. It's not like a robot gives the orders that the brainwashed soldiers are then just blindly forced to obey.
I think them leaving the Afghan journalists body (how exactly did they know he was dead and not just wounded as well?) there is a good metafore of the whole war. Afghan casualties mean nothing to the coalition.