Potential Memorial Day Pardons

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(06-21-2019, 09:02 PM)oncemoreuntothejimbreech Wrote: It's possible, but I don't think that witness' testimony is credible at all. In my opinion, I believe he is lying to get a teammate off for the murder charge. He even stated on the stand he didn't believe Gallagher should go to jail. His alleged motivation for clamping off the breathing tube makes no sense at all. Once Gallagher stabbed him, and they all agree he did, they had a duty to treat his injury: meaning they had to medevac him to the next higher level of.care which was supporting their mission and not turn him over to anyone else as seemed to be suggested. Basically, you break it, you bought it. Especially, if wounds involve life, limb, or eyesight. And a stab wound to the neck in a patient who had already been intubated or had a crich is urgent surgical. Wounded enemy soldiers are supposedto be treated the same as your own. Whether we like it or not. That's our duty.

Absolutely no need to go there. I stated, by the testimony given, Gallagher's actions are inexcusable and he should be placed not in jail; but beneath it. My point was more toward the immunity given a witness and how this guy's admission of murder might allow Gallagher to escape the death penalty. 

You do realize we are allowed to agree on some things?