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<blockquote data-quote="DerHauptman" data-source="post: 2894309" data-attributes="member: 39988"><p>He does do it for money though in the strictest sense because he is a soldier and he gets paid. He also gets paid extra to accept duties of that type. i.e special pays, jump pay hazard duty pay, HALO, SCUBA ect. Soldiers who go into those kind of units do it for lots of reasons just like any other job. I have met people who come for the money, for the adventure, prove something to themselves, be the best , and the # 1 reason....for the chick factor (get girls with cool badges - it works!) j/k, some and I say the minority do it for patriotism and prevent war. </p><p></p><p>How would one classify someone who wanted to be in a unit of people who get those personal missions to kill a specific person just to be cool? There are not many like that but some. Most people in a unit of that type thirst for the rush of combat. Lots of different alignments in the same type unit doing same job. </p><p></p><p>Some can do it without any feeling at all (N), some agonize, some vomit (G), some laugh (make humor about the tragedy to mitigate feelings) (what'd that be?) only one I've met liked it and he was short lived (E). Must have been really smart to beat the MMPI and psych interviews. </p><p></p><p>However, I know what you are saying and its a valid point just being a little DA (devils advocate) forgive? If there was a person who made a conscious choice to take the mission for the sole purpose of preventing further bloodshed - then I agree with your assessment whole heartedly. </p><p></p><p>DerHauptman-Out!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DerHauptman, post: 2894309, member: 39988"] He does do it for money though in the strictest sense because he is a soldier and he gets paid. He also gets paid extra to accept duties of that type. i.e special pays, jump pay hazard duty pay, HALO, SCUBA ect. Soldiers who go into those kind of units do it for lots of reasons just like any other job. I have met people who come for the money, for the adventure, prove something to themselves, be the best , and the # 1 reason....for the chick factor (get girls with cool badges - it works!) j/k, some and I say the minority do it for patriotism and prevent war. How would one classify someone who wanted to be in a unit of people who get those personal missions to kill a specific person just to be cool? There are not many like that but some. Most people in a unit of that type thirst for the rush of combat. Lots of different alignments in the same type unit doing same job. Some can do it without any feeling at all (N), some agonize, some vomit (G), some laugh (make humor about the tragedy to mitigate feelings) (what'd that be?) only one I've met liked it and he was short lived (E). Must have been really smart to beat the MMPI and psych interviews. However, I know what you are saying and its a valid point just being a little DA (devils advocate) forgive? If there was a person who made a conscious choice to take the mission for the sole purpose of preventing further bloodshed - then I agree with your assessment whole heartedly. DerHauptman-Out! [/QUOTE]
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