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How does the military get in the same conversation with the fast food workers anyway ? In fact it appears to me that the military needs to be demonstrating with the fast food workers, because they sure shouldn't be on the level as a fast food worker, but by the way people here have stated it, they are worse off than the fast food workers in this nation, and if so that is a shame and disgrace... Oh that's right, they can't join in with the freedoms that civilians have to protest and such, so they are really stuck. Thanks for making us aware of their terrible situation in this nation as well, and if they think like that about the military, then I hate to think what the upper echelon thinks about civilians in this nation. Wow!Is this what their pay (cash take home pay for spending) is in total, yet not to include housing, medical, education, military discounts, day care, electricity, base privileges, hobby shop, camping or recreational facilities, etc. ? Doesn't the military also have a pay scale system in which they merit the workings of the individual by upping his or her rank and pay as they do well over time or they pass the grade as is expected of them ? How come there are companies that rate internal jobs at one specific rate, and then no matter how well you do for them or how long you stay there or how much profit they make, you are stuck if don't quit the job and move on elsewhere ?
Well said.
Another thing, no matter what they get automatic raises for "time in grade".
There is also profiency pay, temporary duty pay [we had the armu europeon boxing champion in my artillery battery in germany who got paid extra tdy money and was never at the battery but was living it up all over europe. He was promoted many times for not actually serving any military duties.
So let me get this straight. The argument you want to go with is "Fast food workers are exploited, downtrodden, underpaid, and worth twice as much, but US soldiers are overpaid, lazy, and sucking off of society." You're actually thinking this is a winning argument?
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