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TheBlizzard · 11-14-2009

You don't have to be in the military to have an opinion on who should be allowed in or not, it seems as if there is a huge variety of opinions, both from current/X military and from ones who have never been in at all.

I have not been in the military and do not 100% know the process, therefore I would not speak of something that I do not know about, however, my opinion still stands; I really think due to the current state of our country we need to be more careful about who we let fight for our country.

And if there are signs of someone posing a potential threat to our country and it's soldiers they need to be detained and questioned; no matter their race or religious background. There are just too many politics involved in situations like what just happened, which is why this guy wasn't stopped. Nobody wanted to be the person who called out a "Muslim" for suspicious activity, because if they were wrong the repercussions would be too harsh.

11-14-2009	#82
TheBlizzard Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Red Wing, MN Drives: Too Many Posts: 3,184	Re: Shooting at Fort Hood, TX You don't have to be in the military to have an opinion on who should be allowed in or not, it seems as if there is a huge variety of opinions, both from current/X military and from ones who have never been in at all. I have not been in the military and do not 100% know the process, therefore I would not speak of something that I do not know about, however, my opinion still stands; I really think due to the current state of our country we need to be more careful about who we let fight for our country. And if there are signs of someone posing a potential threat to our country and it's soldiers they need to be detained and questioned; no matter their race or religious background. There are just too many politics involved in situations like what just happened, which is why this guy wasn't stopped. Nobody wanted to be the person who called out a "Muslim" for suspicious activity, because if they were wrong the repercussions would be too harsh.