Should spec ops be allowed to go back to civilian lives?

[Phoenix2012]

Should spec ops be allowed to go back to civilian lives?
They might have been exposed to traumatic experiences, so what do you think?

[Yes Im Biop]

Special Operation's? Special Operator's? You do realize SEAL's are Spec Ops right? And Yes, they should.

[The Grand Republic of Humataria]

yes, they should, so they try to clear the horrors of what they have seen or had to do

[Wabacha]

I'd have to say that I think that it depends on the individual. There are some people that can bounce back from trauma very well. Others may have a tougher time of it. Or they hadn't had traumatic experiences at all. It depends on the situation.

[Great Nepal]

No, special operations are generally secret and exposing to civilians will cause it to be released to enemy, who will gain knowledge about the operation...

[The Legion of Kane]

They should be able to relax. After all the work they've done for their country, veterans should be able to rest.

[Wisconsin9]

Of course they should. What are you going to do otherwise? Lock them up in iso 24/7 until the day they die? Put a bullet in the skull of a man who risked life and limb for his country? Force him to stay in the service until he either gets killed or offs himself? And besides, what if they decide you're full of shit? Then you've got a member of one of the best fighting groups in the world on your ass, with nothing to lose and a very personal bone to pick.

[Wabacha]

Of course they should. What are you going to do otherwise? Lock them up in iso 24/7 until the day they die? Put a bullet in the skull of a man who risked life and limb for his country? Force him to stay in the service until he either gets killed or offs himself? And besides, what if they decide you're full of shit? Then you've got a member of one of the best fighting groups in the world on your ass, with nothing to lose and a very personal bone to pick.

I'd hate to have a special forces member chasing me down. And that's the best case scenario. You could have the entire team chasing you.

[Wisconsin9]

Of course they should. What are you going to do otherwise? Lock them up in iso 24/7 until the day they die? Put a bullet in the skull of a man who risked life and limb for his country? Force him to stay in the service until he either gets killed or offs himself? And besides, what if they decide you're full of shit? Then you've got a member of one of the best fighting groups in the world on your ass, with nothing to lose and a very personal bone to pick.

I'd hate to have a special forces member chasing me down. And that's the best case scenario. You could have the entire team chasing you.

Indeed. The idea of not allowing a soldier to go home is shocking, offensive, probably terrifying to the soldiers and their families, inefficient, and when you're including extremely well trained troops in that number, the stupidest idea one could think of.

[Wabacha]

Who in their right mind would join special forces if they knew they wouldn't be allowed to go home? I wouldn't even in my left mind.

[Benomia]

It's in our constitution that once your in the military, you're in for life.
And we can draft you.

[Wabacha]

Well, that does it. I'm moving to Canada.

[Benomia]

Well, that does it. I'm moving to Canada.

If you were in Benomia you couldn't.
The Great Wall of Benomia has armed guards every 200' who shoot to kill.

[Benomia]

Well, that does it. I'm moving to Canada.

If you were in Benomia you couldn't.
The Great Wall of Benomia has armed guards every 200' who shoot to kill. And we are surrounded by our commonwealths.

[Castel Granito]

member of spec ops not only shuold be allowed to retire but once they did so they should be honored for what they did so far.. besides, no one who can't recover well from traumas is normally accepted in spec ops..

[Benomia]

member of spec ops not only shuold be allowed to retire but once they did so they should be honored for what they did so far.. besides, no one who can't recover well from traumas is normally accepted in spec ops..

If anyone in my military is traumatized they are killed.
Benomia has no room for the weak.

[Wabacha]

member of spec ops not only shuold be allowed to retire but once they did so they should be honored for what they did so far.. besides, no one who can't recover well from traumas is normally accepted in spec ops..

Yea, often spec ops just get forgotten. And I do agree with the trauma. They do deserve respect for going through all of that.

[Franklin Delano Bluth]

Participation in the military should be a literal lifetime commitment, except for those who become conscientious objectors after they join. That way, the military's pernicious values cannot infect a free society, and perhaps fewer people will join to boot.

[Divair]

Of course they should be allowed to have normal lives.

[Anacasppia]

Uh...why not? You're not thinking that their experiences make them mentally less sound persons who might pose a certain danger, I hope?

[Scandza]

Of course they should, what kind of silly question is this?

[Farnhamia]

Of course they should, what kind of silly question is this?

Nah, just shoot them when they get too old. They shoot horses, don't they?

[Inyourfaceistan]

Yes. Why not?

[Anacasppia]

Participation in the military should be a literal lifetime commitment, except for those who become conscientious objectors after they join. That way, the military's pernicious values cannot infect a free society, and perhaps fewer people will join to boot.

NO OFFENSE BUT...
You've appeared somewhat unwilling to elaborate on the logic behind your argument several times, which doesn't help.

[Great Nepal]

Of course they should, what kind of silly question is this?

Nah, just shoot them when they get too old. They shoot horses, don't they?

But, that wastes bullet: use them as meatshield against the enemy.