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It’s called a coping mechanism no one comes out of war unscathed he has just found a way to live with it
I think there are probably mental handicaps of people that have PTSD. The regret, sorrow, shame, or guilt would be a reflection of why it had to come to it. Others that don't have that handicap aren't heartless, but a gut felt understanding of what needs to be done. That's a different breed of Americans
You can see him hiding something behind those eyes.
Some people just make you say America, Fuck yeah.
My dad's cousin was like that. He was on Iwo Jima, and he had some wild stories that he told with a smile and occasional laugh.
That’s a psychopath. That’s not a man that had a great childhood. That’s a man with no empathy. He’s dangerous.
What a high functioning psychopath looks like
This would probably be how my grandfather would act he watched ww2 documentarys all day like he wanted to go back
That's basically Ernst Junger.
Having met many Canadian Vets of WW2 and Korea some vets do have PTSD and some REALLY enjoyed the War time experiences they had, including the nastier bits. I remember meeting one vet who really enjoyed recounting his time as a forward observer for the Artillery in the Italian Campaign. Didn't have any issue about vividly describing the effects of the shots he called. Other vets don't talk about it all, their usually infantry or armored.
He owns who he is.
Probably Scottish. Life expectancy and morale goes UP in Scotland, during times of war
Sir Adrian Paul Ghislain Carton de Wiart
He served in the Boer War, First World War, and Second World War. He was shot in the face, head, stomach, ankle, leg, hip, and ear; was blinded in his left eye; survived two plane crashes; tunnelled out of a prisoner-of-war camp; and tore off his own fingers when a doctor declined to amputate them. Describing his experiences in the First World War, he wrote, "Frankly, I had enjoyed the war."
The people commenting couldn’t fathom looking yourself in the eye after 1 , this man fought a war to save all of us. Just be grateful for him and our unknown soldiers following orders
Hes the guy that said "ya know, one day this war is gonna end…."
My favorite was Ernest Borgnine, who played Mermaid Man on Spongebob. He remembered WWII so fondly that when asked about it he said "Oh, it was a good war 🙂↕️" like it was summer camp or something. Absolute legend.
Delightful little war criminal.
"here I go killing again" that guy probably
The goodest goy
I hate the way this generation tries to shame men for being men. He is a hero and did great things for this country.❤ God bless that big strong man for whatever it is he HAD to do.
Some people are just genuine sociopaths. Not crazy or anything, they just don’t “feel” other people.
Warmongers…
lol he’s still brain washed he was on the good side of the war poor guy killed his white brothers in Germany for Jews to get rich
What an ignorant thing to say Shane. Nobody comes out of "the shit" smelling the same way they did before they went in.
Let’s check the land around his home and his freezer 🤔
You know that guys a Christian, only Jesus can help a man thru that,
Of course he likes the pyschopaths 😂
He killed fitty men
We have to learn and understand our past can’t change it.. we don’t have to let a deployment change our future self it’s hard but through Gods grace we can learn to manage the ptsd and over come it 🙏🏽