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It's like they had no choice but to upload the nude pictures. Maybe they're the real victims here.


So we should put them all in prison? Should we make sure that all of our Marines pass sensitivity training before we send them off to kill people in the Middle East? Don't you see the inherent hypocrisy in this scandal?


Why are you acting like not posting nude pictures of someone without their consent is difficult? What's wrong with you?


Why is it difficult?

You seem to be ignoring the circumstances here. If you think killing is just part of your job, how does that affect your brain in other areas of judgement?


So I ask again, what other crimes do we exempt former soldiers from?


These are all active duty people. Do you not think that the environment created by the Marines is the problem here? Yet the crime is these guys sharing photos?

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The environment that trains them to upload nude nude photos needs to change!


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So because "MARINES" they are allowed to do anything they please? What sort of a bullshit argument are you trying to make.

"Sorry we killed 42 Iraqi civilians but I'm a Marine so ya know....they yelled at us at Parris Island."

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These are all active duty people. Do you not think that the environment created by the Marines is the problem here? Yet the crime is these guys sharing photos?
Didn't you also argue that this happened all over the place?

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This thread is absurd. There are 200,000 active Marines. Hundreds of thousands more retired. How many are involved in this thing? A few dozen, if that.

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This thread is absurd. There are 200,000 active Marines. Hundreds of thousands more retired. How many are involved in this thing? A few dozen, if that.


Exactly.

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So because "MARINES" they are allowed to do anything they please? What sort of a bullshit argument are you trying to make.

"Sorry we killed 42 Iraqi civilians but I'm a Marine so ya know....they yelled at us at Parris Island."


That is the point. We are mad that them for sharing nude photos, but sending them off to kill people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine.

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These are all active duty people. Do you not think that the environment created by the Marines is the problem here? Yet the crime is these guys sharing photos?
Didn't you also argue that this happened all over the place?


It does. I am guessing at most fraternities.

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
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These are all active duty people. Do you not think that the environment created by the Marines is the problem here? Yet the crime is these guys sharing photos?
Didn't you also argue that this happened all over the place?


It does. I am guessing at most fraternities.
Not exactly a ringing endorsement there.

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So because "MARINES" they are allowed to do anything they please? What sort of a bullshit argument are you trying to make.

"Sorry we killed 42 Iraqi civilians but I'm a Marine so ya know....they yelled at us at Parris Island."


That is the point. We are mad that them for sharing nude photos, but sending them off to kill people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine.
What if they shot some people. Would your post be, "We are mad at them for shooting three kids and three grandmothers, but sending them off to shoot people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine"?

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Anybody in the military should have a lifetime get out of jail free card. Someone let FarveFan know so he can smoke weed wherever and whenever he wants


He already does that.

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Frank Coztansa wrote:
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So because "MARINES" they are allowed to do anything they please? What sort of a bullshit argument are you trying to make.

"Sorry we killed 42 Iraqi civilians but I'm a Marine so ya know....they yelled at us at Parris Island."


That is the point. We are mad that them for sharing nude photos, but sending them off to kill people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine.
What if they shot some people. Would your post be, "We are mad at them for shooting three kids and three grandmothers, but sending them off to shoot people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine"?



So sharing photos, to you, is akin to shooting people?

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Hank Scorpio wrote:
So because "MARINES" they are allowed to do anything they please? What sort of a bullshit argument are you trying to make.

"Sorry we killed 42 Iraqi civilians but I'm a Marine so ya know....they yelled at us at Parris Island."


That is the point. We are mad that them for sharing nude photos, but sending them off to kill people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine.
What if they shot some people. Would your post be, "We are mad at them for shooting three kids and three grandmothers, but sending them off to shoot people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine"?



So sharing photos, to you, is akin to shooting people?


Then answer the question you were asked a page ago by Peeps...what crime is OK for them? You seem to think the pic thing is OK. Where do you draw the line?

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Hank Scorpio wrote:
So because "MARINES" they are allowed to do anything they please? What sort of a bullshit argument are you trying to make.

"Sorry we killed 42 Iraqi civilians but I'm a Marine so ya know....they yelled at us at Parris Island."


That is the point. We are mad that them for sharing nude photos, but sending them off to kill people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine.
What if they shot some people. Would your post be, "We are mad at them for shooting three kids and three grandmothers, but sending them off to shoot people in whatever police action of the day we have declared is fine"?



So sharing photos, to you, is akin to shooting people?


Sharing photos should be worse for you, since you keep harping about their training is to kill people and not upload nudes. How can you blame them to do what they're trained to do?


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Shooting somebody and sharing a nude photo of somebody without their consent are both felonies. I do not think they are equal, but that is not the point here.

Like Hank and TP have said, Ruffcorn, there is a very simple question that you are refusing to address. What crimes are OK for Marines and Ex-Marines to commit?

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Should we lock up everyone who is sexting or showing off nude pics without "consent"?


Not lock up, but be a crime and have consequences yes. How is that even a question?


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Shooting somebody and sharing a nude photo of somebody without their consent are both felonies. I do not think they are equal, but that is not the point here.

Like Hank and TP have said, Ruffcorn, there is a very simple question that you are refusing to address. What crimes are OK for Marines and Ex-Marines to commit?


I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime. If it's blackmail that's a crime, but merely sharing nude photos is nearly impossible to police. We are getting into crazy amounts of policing because people's feelings are hurt. It's not ideal, but then again this is not an ideal world. When a girl sexts someone I don't think it's up to the police what happens after that unless the photo was being used to blackmail or threaten the person in a malicious way.

My larger point is that we as a society have decided that it's perfectly acceptable to train these guys to be loyal to each other to a fault, value the brotherhood above all else, yet we need to act shocked and appalled when they appear to lack morality in other areas? To me it's blowback of sorts, and it more calls into question whether it beneficial to have so many trained killers under government employment. What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime.
This isn't about what you think should or should not be a law. The fact is that sharing nude photos or videos of somebody without their consent IS a crime.


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What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.
We are not holding Marines different to any different standard than we are every day American citizens.

It seems you are arguing the wrong point. Questioning the fairness of what they are told to do is a different discussion. These guys sign up for this and they know what will be expected of them for the most part. If you want to argue that there needs to be better care, training, and mental health services for combat veterans once they get back into the "real world", then I would agree.

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Seriously, are you making the argument that because of life experience and training we should hold people less accountable for their actions?

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
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Shooting somebody and sharing a nude photo of somebody without their consent are both felonies. I do not think they are equal, but that is not the point here.

Like Hank and TP have said, Ruffcorn, there is a very simple question that you are refusing to address. What crimes are OK for Marines and Ex-Marines to commit?


I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime. If it's blackmail that's a crime, but merely sharing nude photos is nearly impossible to police. We are getting into crazy amounts of policing because people's feelings are hurt. It's not ideal, but then again this is not an ideal world. When a girl sexts someone I don't think it's up to the police what happens after that unless the photo was being used to blackmail or threaten the person in a malicious way.

My larger point is that we as a society have decided that it's perfectly acceptable to train these guys to be loyal to each other to a fault, value the brotherhood above all else, yet we need to act shocked and appalled when they appear to lack morality in other areas? To me it's blowback of sorts, and it more calls into question whether it beneficial to have so many trained killers under government employment. What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.


Your feelings on the legality of sharing the pictures is irrelevant. These were their fellow soldier's pictures they uploaded. The larger point should be they failed the "Brotherhood" part, they failed to be loyal to each other.


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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
Shooting somebody and sharing a nude photo of somebody without their consent are both felonies. I do not think they are equal, but that is not the point here.

Like Hank and TP have said, Ruffcorn, there is a very simple question that you are refusing to address. What crimes are OK for Marines and Ex-Marines to commit?


I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime. If it's blackmail that's a crime, but merely sharing nude photos is nearly impossible to police. We are getting into crazy amounts of policing because people's feelings are hurt. It's not ideal, but then again this is not an ideal world. When a girl sexts someone I don't think it's up to the police what happens after that unless the photo was being used to blackmail or threaten the person in a malicious way.

My larger point is that we as a society have decided that it's perfectly acceptable to train these guys to be loyal to each other to a fault, value the brotherhood above all else, yet we need to act shocked and appalled when they appear to lack morality in other areas? To me it's blowback of sorts, and it more calls into question whether it beneficial to have so many trained killers under government employment. What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.
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Frank Coztansa wrote:
WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime.
This isn't about what you think should or should not be a law. The fact is that sharing nude photos or videos of somebody without their consent IS a crime.


WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.
We are not holding Marines different to any different standard than we are every day American citizens.

It seems you are arguing the wrong point. Questioning the fairness of what they are told to do is a different discussion. These guys sign up for this and they know what will be expected of them for the most part. If you want to argue that there needs to be better care, training, and mental health services for combat veterans once they get back into the "real world", then I would agree.


There should be better care. But better still would be to not train them or put them in harms way in the first place. I do not get the moral outrage for nude photo sharing consider everything else that we ask the military to do that is deemed perfectly fine.

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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
Shooting somebody and sharing a nude photo of somebody without their consent are both felonies. I do not think they are equal, but that is not the point here.

Like Hank and TP have said, Ruffcorn, there is a very simple question that you are refusing to address. What crimes are OK for Marines and Ex-Marines to commit?


I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime. If it's blackmail that's a crime, but merely sharing nude photos is nearly impossible to police. We are getting into crazy amounts of policing because people's feelings are hurt. It's not ideal, but then again this is not an ideal world. When a girl sexts someone I don't think it's up to the police what happens after that unless the photo was being used to blackmail or threaten the person in a malicious way.

My larger point is that we as a society have decided that it's perfectly acceptable to train these guys to be loyal to each other to a fault, value the brotherhood above all else, yet we need to act shocked and appalled when they appear to lack morality in other areas? To me it's blowback of sorts, and it more calls into question whether it beneficial to have so many trained killers under government employment. What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.
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Not a big fan of consent?


Do you have written contracts for every sext? Do we know if consent was given, then rescinded? It seems to be nearly impossible to police this especially when there are thousands of other crimes to police, but to you the world is black and white.

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If these guys got an actual nude picture in the mail and copied it and handed it out to every Marine on base we would think there was an issue with that. Why is this any different? You don't have to share nude pictures that you receive. I doubt it is a mandatory requirement in the Marine Handbook.


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WaitingforRuffcorn wrote:
Frank Coztansa wrote:
Shooting somebody and sharing a nude photo of somebody without their consent are both felonies. I do not think they are equal, but that is not the point here.

Like Hank and TP have said, Ruffcorn, there is a very simple question that you are refusing to address. What crimes are OK for Marines and Ex-Marines to commit?


I do not think that sharing nude photos should be a crime. If it's blackmail that's a crime, but merely sharing nude photos is nearly impossible to police. We are getting into crazy amounts of policing because people's feelings are hurt. It's not ideal, but then again this is not an ideal world. When a girl sexts someone I don't think it's up to the police what happens after that unless the photo was being used to blackmail or threaten the person in a malicious way.

My larger point is that we as a society have decided that it's perfectly acceptable to train these guys to be loyal to each other to a fault, value the brotherhood above all else, yet we need to act shocked and appalled when they appear to lack morality in other areas? To me it's blowback of sorts, and it more calls into question whether it beneficial to have so many trained killers under government employment. What's an acceptable level of crime from these people? That's a question that seems to depend on the level of need that we have for them. Ideally, of course the answer is none, but I do not think it's fair to ask them to go into these places and kill for us then point the finger and condemn them when they do not act according the standards we have put in place in modern corporate America.


Your feelings on the legality of sharing the pictures is irrelevant. These were their fellow soldier's pictures they uploaded. The larger point should be they failed the "Brotherhood" part, they failed to be loyal to each other.


There is a reason it's called a brotherhood.

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