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To: PeterPrinciple
Any thoughts on this. Even the headlines say why it was done.

Mercy killings are forbidden for a number of reasons. One being it isn't the role of untrained soldiers to make medical decisions as to which type wound is, or is not recoverable.

18 posted on 03/07/2015 8:02:22 AM PST by fso301
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To: fso301

Mercy killings are forbidden for a number of reasons. One being it isn’t the role of untrained soldiers to make medical decisions as to which type wound is, or is not recoverable.


But it was the unspoken elephant in the room.............


21 posted on 03/07/2015 8:30:34 AM PST by PeterPrinciple (Thinking Caps are no longer being issued but there must be a warehouse full of them somewhere.)
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To: fso301

Re the mercey killing case, the article implies the person was pinned in he wreckage, not that he was actually dying of wounds. To me it is more likely he was being saved from being painfully burned to death and there was no way to extract him from the wreckage.

I think it is interesting the the Lt. Col. name is not listed and only the defense ttorney name is included.


24 posted on 03/07/2015 8:47:21 AM PST by Steven Scharf
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