This is in regards to veterans of the military; to the fact that many after their service are over, especially when it comes to combat duty, are not being taken care of effectively by "their" state. Many people are upset by this which is very understandable... It's terrible to see suffering, and/or dying people. However, anyone that thinks that an organization that kills on mass for its benefit really cares about the parts of that organization that are no longer useful to its agendas has a misguided understanding of psychopathy. Indeed, if you are part of an organization that unilaterally attacks others, do not be surprised if it doesn't help you in your time of need. It would be out of character if "it" did. So it's not a matter if the "State" should help, it's a matter of whether or not it would want to or even can. Indeed, should a psychopathic serial killer help or even reconcile with their victims? I suppose the answer to that is a disconcerting yes. Does the psychopath sincerely want to help their victims...? Not if they are a true psychopath, and only if it's to manipulate other peoples perceptions.
