<p>As an OIF veteran, would you describe yourself as addicted to killing, as feeling inexplicable pleasure when cutting someone’s throat?
Or, like veterans in my family, would those killings haunt you?</p>
<p>I actually enjoyed your post above, because it very poignantly describes the kind of experience I suspect many veterans have, and is certainly thought-provoking. I am also sympathetic to the idea that it is entirely possible to become addicted to the adrenalin of combat. </p>
<p>I just think that any administrator worth his or her salt would be duty bound to due dilligence, because as I’m sure you’re aware, veterans are individuals, each with different capabilities. I don’t think anyone is characterizing this student as Dylan Klebold. They’re merely assessing risk, and the fact that the student is a veteran suffering PSD certainly does not reduce the risk the admin has to weigh.</p>