I've been avoiding it. I should watch it.


My daughter was in the military. She develped a very hard personality that lasted for quite sometime, and stayed very professional with the men in the military, most of whom she fondly referred to as 'swinging dicks'. So they, in turn thought she was a 'bitch' of course. Now she's a stay at home mom who make her own diapers and is raising chickens and says things like "I love the hippies" (because she see how ecology and economy can mix.)

She went in at 18 without a degree. She had a hard time getting equivelent promotions, (she's considered a decorated combat veteran) She was a E6 after 9 years, or would have been, but she got out because they were going to send her right back to Iraq so that would have been 2 straight years without her son. (single mom) The army told her if she reupped, that wouldn't happen. They lied.

IIRC, I started a thread on this at the Old DU. I'm happy someone else has seen it.

What I still find most amazing is the effort the documentarian made in connecting with the victim. It sounded like the labors of Hercules, but he was successful in getting her to (voluntarily) share her story.

I have some time off of work now and it'd be nice to watch something between scrubbing down the house.

and I have an afternoon without my daughter around. (I believe she's still too young for some subject matter.)

I will definitely have to check it out!

I find that the Feminist group had been traded for some other group in my favorites list over there.

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=341&topic_id=15110

Thanks for mentioning this, BlueIris. I enjoyed reading the thread.

Thank you for mentioning this documentary.