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In reply to the discussion: Trump Suggests That Soldiers Who Suffer From PTSD Aren’t “Strong” [View all]bucolic_frolic
(55,166 posts)48. I don't recall PTSD being named until the late 80s or early 90s
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Trump Suggests That Soldiers Who Suffer From PTSD Aren’t “Strong” [View all]
brooklynite
Oct 2016
OP
He really is the worst person in the world who has never murdered or tortured someone,
Hissyspit
Oct 2016
#1
He's been torturing me for the past year and a half. His idiocy knows no bounds. n/t
Tess49
Oct 2016
#8
He can't help himself from alienating voting block after voting block after voting block
brush
Oct 2016
#53
Jul 18, 2015 "He’s not a war hero," said Trump. "{...} I like people who weren’t captured."
Bernardo de La Paz
Oct 2016
#45
Just as soon as he straps on his pearl-handled New Orleans whorehouse pistol
Brother Buzz
Oct 2016
#43
We aren't all wired the same. My oldest brother never really recovered from his two tours in Vietnam
tonyt53
Oct 2016
#7
Trump: Oh and since I'm smart to not pay taxes, you veterans are also dummies. So, screw you.
FailureToCommunicate
Oct 2016
#12
Yet loads of PTSD victims will vote for him. Along with countless women he'd call pigs
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2016
#15
I wonder how exactly the think is he going to accomplish this making them rich bit.
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2016
#154
From someone who never gave five minutes for his country without trying to rip it off.
dmosh42
Oct 2016
#16
I'm convinced Trump is throwing the election half the time...but not this time...
Moonwalk
Oct 2016
#61
I'm convinced Trump is throwing the election half the time...but not this time...
The CCC
Oct 2016
#87
I agree, but I do think he tries to throw the election some of the time, when he panics...
Moonwalk
Oct 2016
#174
He is smart enough to call his supporters "the smartest people," but dumb enough to say ...
HuckleB
Oct 2016
#126
Like something they'd say in the 50's-60's-70's, and that's where Trump is coming from...
Moonwalk
Oct 2016
#44
Every time there's a major war people have a name for the psychologically wounded...
Hekate
Oct 2016
#74
Yep. As said, it went by sell-shock, combat fatigue, etc. But that's my point...
Moonwalk
Oct 2016
#73
donnie, I have a lot of words for you, but even on this board, they would get me banned,
niyad
Oct 2016
#22
He thought he was complimenting the audience, the strong ones. He despises the 'weak' so should they
Shrike47
Oct 2016
#25
Unfortunately, none of the candidates of any party are very good on mental health issues.
HereSince1628
Oct 2016
#37
If you look at gun violence the mental health status of about 95% isn't even known.
HereSince1628
Oct 2016
#57
Suicide is not social violence. And I was only talking about social violence
HereSince1628
Oct 2016
#150
Great points. We are little advanced from the dark ages in our societal view
Dark n Stormy Knight
Oct 2016
#157
What is "strong" in his eyes, dodging military service? Maybe he thinks that makes him "smart"?
George II
Oct 2016
#38
Bluster from a coward whose craven nature shows through the veneer of bravado
Solly Mack
Oct 2016
#50
My 88 year old dad still wakes some nights in a panic over combat he was in durning the Korean war.
Botany
Oct 2016
#60
That group was very safe for him. Few if any ever served in any combat position.
tonyt53
Oct 2016
#112
My dad (USMC, Korea) suffered from PTSD for most of his adult life as a result of his service.
Still In Wisconsin
Oct 2016
#71
Hey, give him a break. He must know about PTSD having fought the fight against STDs
Vinca
Oct 2016
#76
Tough talk for a guy who can't remember which foot had the bone spur that kept him out of Vietnam
TeamPooka
Oct 2016
#79
This guy is such an 8 year old, and so stupid and ignorant and lacking in compassion and empathy
steve2470
Oct 2016
#81
Donald Trump is from the same Dick Cheney cesspool of Barco Lounger war experts....
democrank
Oct 2016
#92
Might want to check out who this group is.They registered in TX less than two months ago.
tonyt53
Oct 2016
#111
It won't matter, he'll get the military vote anyway. The polling shows it.
PearliePoo2
Oct 2016
#113
Your nephew and his son do not speak for every member of the armed forces, pass or present
sarge43
Oct 2016
#121
One of my students was an army ranger, they liberated a children's prison.
redstatebluegirl
Oct 2016
#118
The way he talks about it, that little shithead couldn't handle military school. What a worthless
catbyte
Oct 2016
#122
Some of his supporters have to face up to the fact that tRump is tooting in their faces.
Eleanors38
Oct 2016
#125
Why the hell do so many Vets and military leaders support this senile, old man?
rladdi
Oct 2016
#131
He should take some fire and watch his friend next to him be blown into a million pieces, then
lonestarnot
Oct 2016
#163
So . . he likes people who don't get captured, and also likes those who don't get PTSD.
TonyPDX
Oct 2016
#167