He probably thinks that his words matter more than you because his words don't promote killing as some kind of good thing or acceptable. The last statistic I've seen said that 125,000 civilians died in this war. How do the lost lives of 3000 Americans justify the deaths of 40 times more middle east civilians? You want to bring piece to everybody with your service? Your "brotherhood" just executed a murderer without a fair trail. That is not piece, that is brutal revenge. And you'll probably think that this is justified because "this murderer killed a lot of Americans"... Well... A judge doesn't cut the throat of a rapist because he has a daughter in the victims age. He feels hate and anger but he is a judge and knows that he has to stand over his feelings.

You think he insulted you? He wouldn't do any productive with his life? What have you done? Killed some people? Fought a war? Congratulation. You are such a man.

Every war after the WW2 was unjustified. Everybody who fought in WW2 has my deepest respect and feelings because this war released whole Europe (and probably more) from a tyran and dictator who killed at least 10 million people "just 'cause". The man you've fought killed 3000 people. Many more died while your "brotherhood" tried to find him.

There is no honour in todays wars. The Nazis showed how awful modern warfare can be. I've read a lot of horrible stuff from people on reddit who served as well and were in the middle east 3 or more times.

You'd probably have done a way more honourable thing if you'd have fed the poor in your city or helped the old to have some nice last days in their life. But no. You decided that a war is more productive. In 60 years, the children in the middle east of today will have grandchildren and those will see the same empty and sad look in the faces of their grandparents todays generations see on their own grandparents faces, if they fought or lived in the war zones of WW2, every time a war is mentioned. I hope your decorations and medals fit.