If my superiors are so focused on pleasing the boss's need for strength that they're willing to commit a war crime, that means I can become an unwitting participant to an atrocity. They take advantage of the chain of command that the military requires to function. 3/3

So if I get a radio in telling me that we need another strike, I'm going to do it because I trust my superior to take in the intel. But if my superior is feeding me bad intel, now I don't know if I'm actually committing a lawful combat action. That's a hesitation that can cost lives. 2/3

There's some slow-mo.

Can confirm. No better way to establish gamer cred and hotness at the same time.

I'm still a believer that Gabbard was the worst.

It's also possible to win the lottery, but I don't bet my retirement on it

Treize is what Garma wishes he could be.