I'm still trying to wrap my head around this US military video. It's just...incredibly disturbing 
. I mean, you've got these people clinging to debris, clearly in distress, and the US military just comes out of nowhere and starts shooting them? 
No wonder lawmakers are calling for a full investigation - this is some serious atrocity stuff 
.I'm also really bothered by how the Pentagon's trying to spin this. "We're fighting drug cartels" doesn't excuse the fact that they're targeting civilians who were just trying to survive
. It's not like these people were directly involved in any combat - all we know is that they were on a boat and then... boom 
.This whole thing makes me super uncomfortable
, but at the same time I'm glad that lawmakers are finally speaking out about it. We need to hold our military leaders accountable for what's happening overseas 
. And honestly, I think we should be looking into how this is all being covered up by the media too... "unconventional" and "testing boundaries"? 
sounds like just a way to sweep it under the rug 
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. And all these 'experts' talking about the law of war and radioing for help shouldn't make you a target... like what's next? Saying that wearing a hoodie makes you a suspect in a crime? 
I don't get why they're not calling this out as straight up murder.