kim lawton, managing editor of this program, joins me to talk with nancy sherman, a university professor at georgetown university in washington. her specialty is the ethics of war, including what she has called moral wounding. her most recent book is "the untold war." nancy, thank you for being with us. >> my pleasure. >> when people see the pictures of the marine incident, everybody says that's terrible, reprehensible, no excuse for it. but, you know, here are guys who may have been on several tours, they're tired, they see their friends, their buddies blown up, killed, maimed. it would seem to me a fairly natural reaction to demonize the enemy, hate the enemy and want to do something despicable to express your feelings about this enemy. >> you're right. the angry responses increased as the weapons have gotten dirtier and the enemies more invisible. and the rules of engagement have clamped down, and so there is a lot of frustration. and as you say, lots of deaths and maimings. and if you can't exercise your frustration at the living, you may do it toward the dead. that said, officers ar

host: nancy sherman has a different proposal altogether . guest: that is out of my area. i have seen, in effect, even in the occupied movement, one of the desires. stephen debt is a serious problem. debt in general is a serious problem. it is a big challenge this nation faces s and economy. it is expressed in that? -- has and the economy. it is expressed in that question. this is a nation as been a nation of borrowers and spenders for far too long, and we need to get to a protocol where we are savers and investors. that is a transition as think we will learn. host: robert, an independent in nashville. caller: i wanted to address this to c-span, and not necessarily david stevens, who essentially it is a shill for the mortgage banking industry, ok? the entire crux of this is the biggest crock i have ever heard in my entire life. my wife and i played by the rules, paid our mortgage on time, did everything we could possibly do to keep our home without any problems. we paid on time every time. we realize the mortgage was under water, and we refinanced in 2006. we are not broke

host: nancy sherman has a different proposal altogether. guest: that is out of my area. i have seen, in effect, even in the occupied movement, one of the desires. stephen debt is a serious problem. debt in general is a serious problem. it is a big challenge this nation faces s and economy. it is expressed in that? -- has and the economy. it is expressed in that question. this is a nation as been a nation of borrowers and spenders for far too long, and we need to get to a protocol where we are savers and investors. that is a transition as think we will learn. host: robert, an independent in nashville. caller: i wanted to address this to c-span, and not necessarily david stevens, who essentially it is a shill for the mortgage banking industry, ok? the entire crux of this is the biggest crock i have ever heard in my entire life. my wife and i played by the rules, paid our mortgage on time, did everything we could possibly do to keep our home without any problems. we paid on time every time. we realize the mortgage was under water, and we refinanced in 2006. we are not broke

host: nancy sherman has a different proposal altogether. guest: that is out of my area.e seen, in effect, even in the occupied movement, one of the desires. stephen debt is a serious problem. debt in general is a serious problem. it is a big challenge this nation faces s and economy. it is expressed in that? -- has and the economy. it is expressed in that question. this is a nation as been a nation of borrowers and spenders for far too long, and we need to get to a protocol where we are savers and investors. that is a transition as think we will learn. host: robert, an independent in nashville. caller: i wanted to address this to c-span, and not necessarily david stevens, who essentially it is a shill for the mortgage banking industry, ok? the entire crux of this is the biggest crock i have ever heard in my entire life. my wife and i played by the rules, paid our mortgage on time, did everything we could possibly do to keep our home without any problems. we paid on time every time. we realize the mortgage was under water, and we refinanced in 2006. we are not broken. we

nancy sherman of the woodrow wilson center.follows on your market general, and that has to do with the art of being a condition. finance, and the stigma. your statistic was alarming that 50 percent of the suicides have been in behavioral care. so resources aside, is there -- and standardization aside, is there concern about what this so-called art of building report and getting people to trust you whether it be through skype or phone calls or one-to-one consultations. is that something that the army's looking at and recommendations regarding that? >> well, we are looking real hard at it. i wish -- in this country we used to make use of boards where doctors when they got together would sit around and talk. somebody is loss of printable. they sit and talk but the operation, what happened and what went right and a possibly went wrong. my understanding, a tanker and other doctors. many of those have gone by the wayside. the fear of an individual's being sued. malpractice insurance. one of the things that we have in the military tha

sherman behind it. you have balkman and nancy pelosi on the same side. the bill is designed to keep websites from posting material illegally and would aloe the government to shut down websites to do this. if passed, it could affect sites like amazon, youtube and ebay. they regularly allow their users to post content that you can't verify where it came from. that brings us to tonight's number. 12. the number of hours the website red it will be you have line to protest. it announced it will black out 12 hours on wednesday starting at 8:00 a.m. and be replaced with a simple message. about how the sopa legislation will shut down places like reddit. google, facebook and aol are angry. all have gone to capitol hill and paraded around and stormed around because they're mad. and you have michele bachmann on board, ron paul, nancy pelosi -- ron paul and nancy pelosi are on the same side of an issue? i hope a super pac is watching. she tweeted, need to find a solution better than sopa. don't break the internet. wikipedia cofounder says he's behind the efforts and

sherman behind it. you have balkman and nancy pelosi on the same side.he bill is designed to keep websites from posting material illegally and would aloe the government to shut down websites to do this. if passed, it could affect sites like amazon, youtube and ebay. they regularly allow their users to post content that you can't verify where it came from. that brings us to tonight's number. 12. the number of hours the website red it will be you have line to protest. it announced it will black out 12 hours on wednesday starting at 8:00 a.m. and be replaced with a simple message. about how the sopa legislation will shut down places like reddit. google, facebook and aol are angry. all have gone to capitol hill and paraded around and stormed around because they're mad. and you have michele bachmann on board, ron paul, nancy pelosi -- ron paul and nancy pelosi are on the same side of an issue? i hope a super pac is watching. she tweeted, need to find a solution better than sopa. don't break the internet. wikipedia cofounder says he's behind the efforts and is