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Originally Posted by Adder
Right, "I believe I did right, but every human has doubts" is good. "I'm infallible and they are dogs" is not.
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I haven't walked a mile in a sniper's shoes (particularly one in a war zone like Iraq, where the enemy wasn't in uniform or easy to distinguish from everyone else; contrast WWII.) So, I'm not prepared to say he is "not good." I have great difficulty imagining what it would be like to sit on a rooftop for days waiting to kill someone, who you are told is an enemy and a killer and a terrorist, etc. Could you do that, effectively, and live with doubt? Maybe doubt would come later -- Kyle didn't get much chance at that -- but then?
