Originally posted by SVT Barge:
Of course, you kind of also have to weigh things from the point of mistake, or negligence... which also would spark a hot debate I'm sure.



I think this is where I agree with you. Again, the article doesn't say who exactly the Reverend wants to be held responsible, but by all accounts I've heard, the leader of the convoy made a very honest mistake that unfortunately led to the deaths of many soldiers. If there's someone who made a mistake that can be attributed to something foreseeable, or to negligence, then yes, there should be accountability. That hasn't been presented yet, though; just an angry accusation.

More facts really are needed to be able to back up the Reverend's statements.

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