The Man Who Killed Osama Bin Laden (1 Viewer)

[avoiding injuries]

Anyone see the first part tonight? Pretty interesting. I'm not sure I agree with what he's doing as it seems like he may be breaking some code of the SEALS, but there's no denying that this guy is impressive.

Part 2 is tomorrow.

 

[belljr]

He needs to shut it

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Terrible, violates everything good about what happened.

 

[PatsWillWin]

Terrible, violates everything good about what happened.

What do you mean by this?

What was good was that Osama Bin Laden ended up with a hole in his head. How has that been violated?

 

[PatsWillWin]

I've heard talk about how it violates a SEAL "code," and I have no idea about that. It seems strange to me though that he's allowed to divulge details about an operation like this. Is he breaking any agreements in that sense? I'm pretty sure they have to sign/agree to not do stuff like this, no? Every SEAL book that gets written has to get approval from someone I thought.

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Terrible, violates everything good about what happened.

What do you mean by this?

What was good was that Osama Bin Laden ended up with a hole in his head. How has that been violated?

Way to miss the point completely.

 

[BigSteelThrill]

I've heard talk about how it violates a SEAL "code," and I have no idea about that. It seems strange to me though that he's allowed to divulge details about an operation like this. Is he breaking any agreements in that sense? I'm pretty sure they have to sign/agree to not do stuff like this, no? Every SEAL book that gets written has to get approval from someone I thought.

That's the way its supposed to be.

He is going directly against this.

 

[timschochet]

Yeah, I saw some legal guys on CNN the other night saying that he could be charged for this, as he is likely breaking the law. They also said it was stupid because he's putting himself at risk, and possibly his family at risk. One of the guys on Anderson Cooper said, "I wouldn't want to be in the same room as him."

 

[Doctor Detroit]

"There is no I in team."

This is really the definitive definition of that cliché. The author of No Easy Day took so much heat for his accounts of what happened that night, but he never approached the story in a manner where he was the star. The team was the star, something they have been doing since the creation of the SEALs.

Getting the kill shot on Bin Laden is really a small part of the big picture, in the end who killed him is irrelevant.

 

[NREC34]

Would be a cool thing to put on a resume.

 

[The Kerminator]

Would be a cool thing to put on a resume.

What kind of jobs are you applying for?

 

[PatsWillWin]

Terrible, violates everything good about what happened.

What do you mean by this?

What was good was that Osama Bin Laden ended up with a hole in his head. How has that been violated?

Way to miss the point completely.

Yeah I was sorta asking you what your point was.

 

[PatsWillWin]

I've heard talk about how it violates a SEAL "code," and I have no idea about that. It seems strange to me though that he's allowed to divulge details about an operation like this. Is he breaking any agreements in that sense? I'm pretty sure they have to sign/agree to not do stuff like this, no? Every SEAL book that gets written has to get approval from someone I thought.

That's the way its supposed to be.

He is going directly against this.

Did Marcus Luttrell go against it or was that one okay?

 

[Tony Jabroni]

What channel and will they repeat pt. 1?

 

[Fennis]

What channel and will they repeat pt. 1?

VH1

 

[avoiding injuries]

What channel and will they repeat pt. 1?

Fox News. Not sure

 

[avoiding injuries]

You can watch it here:

http://bit.ly/10Xzls6

 

[avoiding injuries]

He did catch himself in one part when he said "I did a big...wait...The team did..."

It was a mistake I wouldn't have expected a SEAL to make.