This doesn't apply to troops' behaviour in Ireland, but the most cursory glance at Bloody Sunday, Ballymurphy et al shows how long victims have to wait and how justice is frustrated to attempt to block fair trials.
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Just in disbelief, seems quite obvious that the logical conclusion of this is that any nut job could join the army and happily enjoy immunity for literally anything they fancied getting up to on the battlefield, who could support it?
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If the unlawful killings carried out by members of the British Army in Ireland had been dealt with promptly, then perhaps the minority community may have felt a little less alienated, and less likely to give passive or active support to paramilitary violence.
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Kind of uncomfortable about her making these kinds of decisions when she's still (so far as I'm aware) a serving reservist - never mind that it's wrong
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