Black king seeks asylum from US army abuse

[bigtoughralf]

A black soldier who defected from the US Army has revealed that he was motivated by a desire to escape 'inhuman maltreatment and racial discrimination within the US Army':

http://www.rte.ie/news/2023/0816/139996 ... orea-king/

This confirms similar reports from the soldier's uncle earlier this month, who complained about the racial abuse suffered by his nephew.

[KoolBak]

#1, his uncle whining about what he heard from his nephew "confirms" zilch. You know what "heresay" is? Have you ever had to be in court?

Plus, did you READ the article? The kid is a convicted violent racist.

This is an utter load of shit and typical of your posting. You lay it out like it's some heinous proven allegation against the USA as a whole and you've, once again, announced us guilty based on nada.

Why do this? Do you want attention for this issue?

Then be a contributing member of humanity and say "Hey...check this out. Here's the facts. Whaddya think?"

Like that's gonna happen. You fucking tool.

By the way, all these are rhetorical questions as you know it's not worth my time to look at any response you may deign to provide.

[bigtoughralf]

Have you ever had to be in court?

What did you have to go to court for? Can we have three guesses?

The kid is a convicted violent racist

Are you saying this makes the treatment of him okay?

[Dukasaur]

The kid is a convicted violent racist

Are you saying this makes the treatment of him okay?

No, but it does make his allegations sound like a case of "the other kids are doing it too."

[KoolBak]

Ugh. DoD..please don't quote people I have on ignore

What "treatment of him"? Only thing documented are his transgressions. Cry wolf AFTER the wolf arrives.

Fucking tool.

[Dukasaur]

What "treatment of him"?

Kinda the point I was making. We don't know what treatment. Something bad might have been done, or it might have been nothing at all. But since the only thing we have is his word, and his word is tainted, with obvious ulterior motives, it's not like anyone is going to give it a lot of credit.

[bigtoughralf]

The kid is a convicted violent racist

Are you saying this makes the treatment of him okay?

No

Thank you, at least one person in this thread is opposed to the systemic mistreatment of black people.

[saxitoxin]

he was motivated by a desire to escape 'inhuman maltreatment

Didn't he know DDS isn't in the Army anymore?