You've also decided that Kara is the single most important thing in Lee's world,
actually, I think Lee's principals are the most important thing to him.
and I agree about the show giving us a good dose of military life but if it doesn't specify a specific military rule like the one you stated then how are people who watch Battlestar Galactica for the scifi aspect (not the military rank and structure protocols *snore*) supposed to magically know all the boring details? You can keep saying I'm wrong until you're blue in the face, I know you love it. You managed to make me smile for the first time today. And you bite so well.
If Mathias was not part of the rank structure then Kendra was and she was already bleeding to death. Lee should've chosen her to die instead of the Fleet's flight instructor and top gun. I'm pretty sure I've seen that scenario played in movies countless of times. The wounded one stays behind to save the rest. But if you have some obscure military protocol for that one too, save your breath. The tone of your replies made me lose interest in what you were saying from the moment you declared I was categorically wrong.
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Date: 2007-11-02 12:25 pm (UTC)actually, I think Lee's principals are the most important thing to him.
and I agree about the show giving us a good dose of military life but if it doesn't specify a specific military rule like the one you stated then how are people who watch Battlestar Galactica for the scifi aspect (not the military rank and structure protocols *snore*) supposed to magically know all the boring details? You can keep saying I'm wrong until you're blue in the face, I know you love it. You managed to make me smile for the first time today. And you bite so well.
If Mathias was not part of the rank structure then Kendra was and she was already bleeding to death. Lee should've chosen her to die instead of the Fleet's flight instructor and top gun. I'm pretty sure I've seen that scenario played in movies countless of times. The wounded one stays behind to save the rest. But if you have some obscure military protocol for that one too, save your breath. The tone of your replies made me lose interest in what you were saying from the moment you declared I was categorically wrong.