Only "good" thing that may come from chattanooga terror attack

[suncat05]

Those servicemembers still have a Constitutional right to protect themselves, and in that kind of circumstance, orders be damned. They should not have to die at the disadvantage because their commanders are too chicken$it to make the right decision.
But then, given all that has transpired with our warfighters over the last 7+ years and with the way this moron has decimated the command structures of each of the services, I'm surprised that EVERY 4 or 5 star isn't just another politically inclined "do-boy" serving his master's will.

[CitizenBBN]

Classic question of do the ends justify the means?

I see it as more of a question of the limits of military orders. There are limits, and times when a soldier of good conscience must refuse an order. The question is if this qualifies.