The UCMJ is proactive. You're absolutely right about that. But that's not what you said was a proactive action. What you said was:
Quote: ...the military removed those bad seed from the system and started an investigation and charged the perpetrators in January. How's that for proactive?
That is not a proactive approach. That, by very definition, is 100% reactive.
Apparently the laws set forth by the Geneva Convention and a full understanding of the UCMJ and of the repercussions was not given the priority that it should have been. That is proactive.
At least take the proactive stance of telling people how friggin' stupid it is to take pictures.
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Because we DEMAND that our Soldiers are heald to a HIGHER STANDARD.
And by stating it that way, it implies you're talking about ALL soldiers when it was a very very few who committed this misconduct.
How in the hell do you get that implication out of that sentence?
