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77in which they developed memories and PTSD from, and they realize thatthey were just and right to do it. In these cases, the soldier developed PTSDnot because of a traumatic event that happened to them, but because theydid something that caused these horrible memories. Other researchers like KSmythe has said in his blog that “If the military were to administer suchdrugs inappropriately could they simply create desensitize soldiers and indoing so create hardened, and experienced killers rather than treat thosewho by some misfortune experienced a traumatic event” (Smythe 1).Another way of saying that blocking memories will not help soldiers, Smythebrings up the These points are irrelevant to violent crime victims though,since they did not do anything, or deserve to be hurt. However, in thesoldiers’ case, forgetting the emotions will not let them achieve that state.So for them, remembering everything can be advantageous. Conversely, fora victim of violence, it is not important to remember those events with theassociated emotions. Because of this, there is no case for them to rememberthe situation and the emotions unless they will help victims become strongerpeople.There are many scenarios where forgetting the emotional qualities of atraumatic event can be helpful to the person. Military encounters causingemotional problems are just one example of that. There are other instancestoo that shouldn't need the use of beta blockers to assist the person. Onetime that is definitely warranting the drugs is this though. I can not imagine