Suddenly PTSD is a epidemic?

If you've been wondering why I haven't posted much the last couple of days, don't worry. I'm working on new videos.

If you've been tracking or watching CBS, I'm sure you are aware of what I've been screaming about. I really wonder where all this interest was when they came home from Vietnam. Do you think we'd have half the problem we do now? I wonder where it was six years ago when Bush took on Afghanistan? Or five years ago when Iraq was invaded? How late are they for how many?

This country was so upset with the attack and the loss of less than 3,000 on 9-11, that we ended up invading two nations. We were again upset with the loss of the people following Katrina and the deplorable treatment they received. We keep getting really upset when it is regular citizens being killed or wounded, but we don't seem to find the same outrage when it comes to the men and women who serve this nation. Do we dismiss their humanness because they are willing to lay down their lives for this nation? Or is it because we just don't pay enough attention to them at all unless they happen to be part of our own family?

I will never understand what people in this country value when all of this is going on and still to this day people are shocked when they see it on the nightly news.