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To: Enigma who wrote (24410)1/7/2004 8:48:09 AM
From: jttmab  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 93284
 
I guess this is the story...

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The story's recent - within the last few days - but these guys are soldiers.

Soldiers that were acting in a capacity as prison guards. IMO, soldiers are all drawn from the general population. The high regard we give to them is arbitrary. They aren't, as people, any different then anyone else. It's really the job assignment that we give a high regard to. We just extend it to the people.

jttmab



To: Enigma who wrote (24410)1/7/2004 8:58:11 AM
From: jttmab  Respond to of 93284
 
...but these guys are soldiers.

* Rates of marital aggression are considerably higher than civilian rates, double, three to five times. -The War At Home, 60 Minutes, January 17, 1999; Heyman and Neidig. (1999). A comparison of spousal aggression prevalence rates in U.S. Army and civilian representative samples. Journal of Consulting and Clinicial Psychology, 67 (2), 239-242; Gelles, Sixty Minutes Battered the Truth, OpEd, Washington Times, 1999; Rosen, Brennan, Martin, and Knudson. (August 2002). Intimate Partner Violence and US Army Soldiers in Alaska, Military Medicine; The War At Home, 60 Minutes, September 1, 2002.

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I would recommend looking over the entire piece and then ask what behavior would you expect from these soldiers acting as prison guards.

jttmab