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14. "civilians so casually dismissing the real trauma our soldiers experience in the wars. . . "

Sun May 4, 2014, 09:01 PM

May 2014

Would you be as sympathetic to a non-veteran in the same situation?

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Walker's saving up the pardons Jackpine Radical May 2014 #1

and hopefully the violent goof will stop hitting people. phil89 May 2014 #2

What a Wonderfuly Empathetic Response The River May 2014 #6

Being a vet is not an excuse for bad behavior phil89 May 2014 #17

I am a vet who has never hit anyone? MattBaggins May 2014 #20

One fight makes him a violent goof? RandySF May 2014 #7

Yes of course it should. Should a felon become a police officer?? phil89 May 2014 #18

His lawyer seems to have done poorly with that plea bargin. ManiacJoe May 2014 #3

I don't always agree with Scott Walker, but when I do.... Taitertots May 2014 #4

+1. nt tblue37 May 2014 #5

he has had 10 years to decompress SQUEE May 2014 #8

in a possible PTSD situation? SQUEE May 2014 #16

+1 TorchTheWitch May 2014 #9

+1 JVS May 2014 #12

The facts that certain occupations give bonus points to veterans Jesus Malverde May 2014 #21

Wisconsin must have different rules than California nadinbrzezinski May 2014 #10

I agree with the others Savannahmann May 2014 #13

How many who are trotting out the PTSD/Combat tour line Jake Stern May 2014 #15

Agree with posters upthread lumberjack_jeff May 2014 #19