在一个正常的理智世界中，人们会认为这主要是道德和道德问题。
Depending on the context, the small word “why” can be totally innocuous or it can be just about the most subversive and even sacrilegious word one can utter. This is probably why I love this word so much: it’s ability to unleash tremendous power against all sorts of sacred cows and unchallenged beliefs. So, today I want to ask everybody why so
政府向退伍军人发动战争的努力，特别是那些反对政府不法行为的人，是彻头彻尾的骇人听闻的。
Not all heroes wear the uniform of war. In the United States, however, we take particular pride in recognizing as heroes those who have served in the military. Yet while we honor our veterans with holidays, parades, discounts at retail stores and restaurants, and endless political rhetoric about their sacrifice and bravery, we do a pitiful job
虽然弗吉尼亚州的报告可能称年轻的退伍军人自杀是一次“紧急危机”，但遗憾的是，这个危机似乎已经无处可见，直到该国最终被迫考虑其政权更迭战争和军事职业的黑暗遗产。环游世界。
WASHINGTON -- New data released Wednesday by the Department of Veterans Affairs has shown that the suicide rate among young military veterans continues to climb, despite a decline in the overall suicide rate among U.S. military veterans, amid department efforts to combat the problem. The new data was made available in the VA’s National Suicide
虽然美国自杀式枪支流行病的原因复杂多变，但很显然，一个团体对统计数据的贡献高于所有其他人：军事退伍军人。
In recent months a string of school shootings in the United States has rekindled the debate over gun violence, its causes and what can be done to stop it. But amid endless talk of school shootings and AR-15s, a large piece of the puzzle has been left conspicuously absent from the debate. Contrary to the notion that mass murderers are at the
质疑战争是一项公民责任。为什么这么做呢？
How do you motivate men and women to fight and die for a cause many of them don’t believe in, and whose purpose they can’t articulate? That’s what Phil Klay, author and U.S. Marine Corps veteran, asks in an essay published this month in The Atlantic. Unfortunately, he points out in a recent New York Times op-ed, “Serious discussion of foreign
Military veterans are more than twice as likely to be mass shooters
Editorial -- Are veterans of the U.S. military disproportionately likely to be mass killers in the United States? Asking such a question is difficult, first because of concerns of profiling, discrimination, etc., and second, because it’s hard to answer. It’s important to answer because it’s important for us to know whether military training is
