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The_Professional
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I'd rather see the original, unedited footage
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The discussion revolves around the controversial actions of Marines who shot a wounded Iraqi soldier, followed by cheering. Participants debate the legality and morality of the Marines' actions, with some arguing that the soldier still posed a threat due to his proximity to a weapon, while others contend that shooting a wounded enemy violates the Geneva Conventions, which protect injured combatants. The conversation touches on military ethics, the psychological impact of war on soldiers, and the broader implications of warfare conduct. Many express concern over the desensitization to violence among troops, suggesting that the behavior observed reflects a troubling attitude towards the sanctity of life in combat situations. The debate highlights differing interpretations of military law and ethical responsibilities in the heat of battle, with some asserting that strict adherence to the law is crucial, while others argue that survival instincts may override legal considerations in combat scenarios.