jools posted:much like your posting
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Goethestein posted:the babykillers argument is so facetious anyway, aside from maybe Hutu death squads I'm not sure what individual or organization wouldn't be above criticism if our moral standard was "Did you sign up to murder babies Y/N"
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http://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/t6pqc/man_absolutely_floored_by_the_return_of_his/c4k5mry
tl;dr the military or somebody working for it is creating sockpuppet accounts to post and upvote videos and pictures of soldiers hugging puppies and kids
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thirdplace posted:how much is the case for troop hate complicated by the fact that pity makes them much much angrier?
What a very uncommon viewpoint for you dump on every combat arms soldier ever. I was in the infantry, Airborne and Ranger units, and very few people I met deserve to be stereotyped like that. I mean seriously, you really think that the majority of people that fought in Iraq never once stopped to look at their leaders critically when they are literally watching their friends die in front of them over decisions people in cushy offices have made? The vast majority of soldiers were disenfranchised with their leadership, be it politically or militarily. The reason they stay there is because they don't want to let the guy next to them down, for economic reasons, or *gasp* because the people we're fighting are legitimately awful. Do I need to source that about the Taliban or are you good? Why don't you ask yourself if you have the balls to put your life in danger to help a kid you've never met get to safety before you start trying to claim moral high ground by pushing a bunch of unfounded stereotypes that validate your simplistic world view as truth. Douche.
FAILAIDS posted:thirdplace posted:how much is the case for troop hate complicated by the fact that pity makes them much much angrier?
What a very uncommon viewpoint for you dump on every combat arms soldier ever. I was in the infantry, Airborne and Ranger units, and very few people I met deserve to be stereotyped like that. I mean seriously, you really think that the majority of people that fought in Iraq never once stopped to look at their leaders critically when they are literally watching their friends die in front of them over decisions people in cushy offices have made? The vast majority of soldiers were disenfranchised with their leadership, be it politically or militarily. The reason they stay there is because they don't want to let the guy next to them down, for economic reasons, or *gasp* because the people we're fighting are legitimately awful. Do I need to source that about the Taliban or are you good? Why don't you ask yourself if you have the balls to put your life in danger to help a kid you've never met get to safety before you start trying to claim moral high ground by pushing a bunch of unfounded stereotypes that validate your simplistic world view as truth. Douche.
FAILAIDS posted:Do I need to source that about the Taliban or are you good?
Goethestein posted:abdicating responsibility to Command is just another way to remove responsibility for independent thought
getfiscal posted:FAILAIDS posted:thirdplace posted:how much is the case for troop hate complicated by the fact that pity makes them much much angrier?
What a very uncommon viewpoint for you dump on every combat arms soldier ever. I was in the infantry, Airborne and Ranger units, and very few people I met deserve to be stereotyped like that. I mean seriously, you really think that the majority of people that fought in Iraq never once stopped to look at their leaders critically when they are literally watching their friends die in front of them over decisions people in cushy offices have made? The vast majority of soldiers were disenfranchised with their leadership, be it politically or militarily. The reason they stay there is because they don't want to let the guy next to them down, for economic reasons, or *gasp* because the people we're fighting are legitimately awful. Do I need to source that about the Taliban or are you good? Why don't you ask yourself if you have the balls to put your life in danger to help a kid you've never met get to safety before you start trying to claim moral high ground by pushing a bunch of unfounded stereotypes that validate your simplistic world view as truth. Douche.
more appropriate
Crow posted:
ive been that hungry.. not fun