re: #308 b_sharp

It isn’t so much the job Kyle did as it is the sick glee he took in it.

That’s pretty common in people that have been wounded or under extreme risk in combat. Particularly close combat. That’s how the human brain copes with the combat. That’s how it was trained to think in combat training. Controlled anger is a tool used to perfection by military trainers. Like I said this before, if Chris was mentally ill, (and it’s hard to argue he was not) he deserved treatment far more than contempt. Like any other damaged vet.