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burner69 said:Bad analogy.
Very few companies make their employees sniff white lines. Very few armies DON'T have soliders who're trained, and do, shoot and kill people.
Killing people has an impact on a person. While I'm in no way implying everyone who's killed someone thinks it's fun, when a high ranker who's done nothing like it for years thinks it's fun, it's very possible to assume that people who're out on the field now will be, especially when their higher ranking officers are reinforcing that idea.
I disagree. It's a fairly decent analogy when you take the time to actually unpack it.
While companies don't force you to use coke, there's a stereotype that some feel the pressure to coke up in order to be the kind of aggressive ladder climber that one day takes the CEO spot.
It is an inaccurate stereotype, just as inaccurate as the one that suggests the military condones or encourages sociopathic behavior.
Both are absolutely ridiculous stereotypes.