CDZ The US Military Is a Socialist Organization

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Military members free healthcare, housing, food, education, tax payer funded commissary, and PX/BX shopping and a camaraderie unmatched in the rest of American society, the U.S. military gives us a glimpse into a successful socialist model that is often overlooked in political conversations on the left and right.

When military members leave active duty service, many are eligible for VA healthcare for the rest of the lives. Female service members and military spouses receive free pre-natal care and members of both genders receive paid leave after their child is born. Subsidized or free childcare is also available for members on many active duty bases; all made possible by taxpayer dollars.
military socialism extends beyond meeting its members’ most basic needs.

The military also provides job training and free higher education. They receive tuition assistance towards a bachelor’s degree while on active duty. After three years of service, members become eligible for the Post 9/11 GI Bill which covers 100% of the their tuition and fees as well as a stipend for books in addition to a living stipend for non active duty members. If they used tuition assistance to achieve their degree it can be transferred to their spouse or dependents.
 
Military members free healthcare, housing, food, education, tax payer funded commissary, and PX/BX shopping and a camaraderie unmatched in the rest of American society, the U.S. military gives us a glimpse into a successful socialist model that is often overlooked in political conversations on the left and right.

When military members leave active duty service, many are eligible for VA healthcare for the rest of the lives. Female service members and military spouses receive free pre-natal care and members of both genders receive paid leave after their child is born. Subsidized or free childcare is also available for members on many active duty bases; all made possible by taxpayer dollars.
military socialism extends beyond meeting its members’ most basic needs.

The military also provides job training and free higher education. They receive tuition assistance towards a bachelor’s degree while on active duty. After three years of service, members become eligible for the Post 9/11 GI Bill which covers 100% of the their tuition and fees as well as a stipend for books in addition to a living stipend for non active duty members. If they used tuition assistance to achieve their degree it can be transferred to their spouse or dependents.


1. There's a reason there's free clothes and free food in the service. It's to keep a healthy and happy fighting force.

2. Not all that stuff is free. About the only things totally free in the service are clothes, housing and food. Even those things aren't necessarily free. Officers have to buy their uniforms and food. Personel living off post get an allowance for quarters, but it never covers the cost of an apartment.

3. The service is a shitty example of socialism...lol
 
Military members free healthcare, housing, food, education, tax payer funded commissary, and PX/BX shopping and a camaraderie unmatched in the rest of American society, the U.S. military gives us a glimpse into a successful socialist model that is often overlooked in political conversations on the left and right.

When military members leave active duty service, many are eligible for VA healthcare for the rest of the lives. Female service members and military spouses receive free pre-natal care and members of both genders receive paid leave after their child is born. Subsidized or free childcare is also available for members on many active duty bases; all made possible by taxpayer dollars.
military socialism extends beyond meeting its members’ most basic needs.

The military also provides job training and free higher education. They receive tuition assistance towards a bachelor’s degree while on active duty. After three years of service, members become eligible for the Post 9/11 GI Bill which covers 100% of the their tuition and fees as well as a stipend for books in addition to a living stipend for non active duty members. If they used tuition assistance to achieve their degree it can be transferred to their spouse or dependents.

u are an idiot...nothing they get is free...WE pay for it
 
Military members free healthcare, housing, food, education, tax payer funded commissary, and PX/BX shopping and a camaraderie unmatched in the rest of American society, the U.S. military gives us a glimpse into a successful socialist model that is often overlooked in political conversations on the left and right.

When military members leave active duty service, many are eligible for VA healthcare for the rest of the lives. Female service members and military spouses receive free pre-natal care and members of both genders receive paid leave after their child is born. Subsidized or free childcare is also available for members on many active duty bases; all made possible by taxpayer dollars.
military socialism extends beyond meeting its members’ most basic needs.

The military also provides job training and free higher education. They receive tuition assistance towards a bachelor’s degree while on active duty. After three years of service, members become eligible for the Post 9/11 GI Bill which covers 100% of the their tuition and fees as well as a stipend for books in addition to a living stipend for non active duty members. If they used tuition assistance to achieve their degree it can be transferred to their spouse or dependents.

u are an idiot...nothing they get is free...WE pay for it

I am still enjoying the free shit you are still paying for, thanks.
 
Nope none of it is free. People in the military actually have to work to get some of those benefits, and the stuff you posted is not all included as service members come out of pocket for it.
 
Military members free healthcare, housing, food, education, tax payer funded commissary, and PX/BX shopping and a camaraderie unmatched in the rest of American society, the U.S. military gives us a glimpse into a successful socialist model that is often overlooked in political conversations on the left and right.

When military members leave active duty service, many are eligible for VA healthcare for the rest of the lives. Female service members and military spouses receive free pre-natal care and members of both genders receive paid leave after their child is born. Subsidized or free childcare is also available for members on many active duty bases; all made possible by taxpayer dollars.
military socialism extends beyond meeting its members’ most basic needs.

The military also provides job training and free higher education. They receive tuition assistance towards a bachelor’s degree while on active duty. After three years of service, members become eligible for the Post 9/11 GI Bill which covers 100% of the their tuition and fees as well as a stipend for books in addition to a living stipend for non active duty members. If they used tuition assistance to achieve their degree it can be transferred to their spouse or dependents.

u are an idiot...nothing they get is free...WE pay for it

I am still enjoying the free shit you are still paying for, thanks.

You and me both
 
Of course it is. You decide nothing for yourself, They tell you how to dress, How long your hair can be, When to eat When to sleep, You have to follow orders of someone who is most likely less intelligent than you but because he has seniority he is you boss. not only that you cannot quit
 

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