This is a discussion on Sheep and Sheep Dogs.. within the Gun Rights forums, part of the Gun Forum category; Just some random musings from a Wyoming boy...
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Have you been reading On Killing: The Psychological Cost of Learning to Kill in War and Society by LTC Grossman?
Read it, and was also lucky enough to attend an all day lecture by Col. Grossman. It was great. On Combat is also an amazing book. Both books are definitely words to live by.
If I use the word Placed together in here it disappears
Sheep le HMM go figure
I am not a Sheep by any means
I am a Man who knows right from wrong
I Stand up for what is Right .
I do not believe in Political Correctness
I will and do stand up for the weak and Stupid
I will not Help the Lazy and Useless also known as the FSA Free SHI_ Army
This is why THEY (you Know whom They are) want to "Infringe"
They Fear us and for good reason
I'm not a fan of Grossman myself. I've read all his books and attended one of his PTSD (all day) lectures. Nothing he has written, nor said, was anything new to me.
If you've taken a few psychology courses at university, and/or are a combat veteran, you have already experienced (or know) everything Grossman says/writes.
That aside, if you have neither of those criteria, then just maybe he his worth listening to. What I consider him to be valuable at is his ability to inform our loved ones of what to expect from combat veterans/PTSD sufferers and how to best react to/counter that aspect of their loved one's behavior.
So for me Grossman is thumbs down. For loved ones of soldiers/cops/anyone with PTSD... Grossman is a thumbs up.
I think of Grossman as translator for the sheepdog race. He takes what a sheepdog inately knows like Duty, honor, and service above self, and then explains it in big words that the sheep can understand