Retired Air Force Brig General Frank Sullivan pleaded guilty to 5 counts of possession of child porn

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Retired Air Force Brig General Frank Sullivan pleaded guilty to 5 counts of possession of child pornography. He got probation b/c his PTSD made him do it. Here’s a big FUCK YOU to the prosecutors and judge who let this travesty occur. Odd, I have a screaming case of PTSD but...

https://americanmilitarynews.com/2021/04/ret-air-force-general-blames-his-child-porn-on-ptsd-gets-5-years-probation/

[underpants]

1. Countless thousands? WTF does that even mean?

“I accept full responsibility for everything,” Sullivan told Judge Edward E. Guido. “I damaged friends, family…countless thousands.”

[North Shore Chicago]

2. A travesty!

Now, he needs to write a book on "How to get away with possession of child porn."

He'd make a million or two.

[Journeyman]

3. Wonder how his PTSD will stack up against that of the children he helped exploit? . . .

[Baitball Blogger]

4. When are we going to accept that "military service" is a sacred cow in this country?

Here's what's wrong with that: It is too often abused. Military men and women, especially officers, should be role models for integrity and honesty in their civilian lives. If they can't do that, and rely on this "Get out of jail" card, our communities begin to degrade because so many backwater organizations use them as front men to stop people from looking too hard into their local overreaches. I know, because at every step of this community's bad decision-making, there were Captains, Colonels etc, at the helm of leadership. And it's not like you could ignore it, because they would wear their titles even on stationary that was meant to relay HOA business.

At least one of them exposed how they expected you to behave: He was a Captain in the military. And, "In the military no one ever questioned me." He was offended because he was representing his in-laws in the sale of their house, and he expected everything to go without any hard questions.

It's time for this sacred cow to be put down.

[North Shore Chicago]

5. Yes

[malthaussen]

6. That is conduct unbecoming and injurious to the Service. n/t

[demosincebirth]

7. Is this a sickness or what?

[Aristus]

8. My father, a Vietnam Veteran, suffered terribly from PTSD.

Back when they knew very little about it, and didn't really know how to treat it.

He would never, ever, do something like this. He wasn't always a very nice person, and we weren't on the best terms when he died. But I can say that for him, at least. He would have vomited his disgust all over this creep.