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Delta is just being a cock gobbling scumbag piece of shit motherfucker. So, no change there.
For once, prison-boi offered a post (thread) worthy of some attention.
Here's a newsflash for Beta.4Consulate:
There ARE some enemies worth fighting against and causes worth fighting for, you dipshit piece of crap.
Delta is just being a cock gobbling scumbag piece of shit motherfucker. So, no change there.
For once, prison-boi offered a post (thread) worthy of some attention.
Here's a newsflash for Beta.4Consulate:
There ARE some enemies worth fighting against and causes worth fighting for, you dipshit piece of crap.
Look at the history of wars. Enemies become friends, and friends become enemies again. There is NO cause worth fighting for. We only say that to help ourselves cope with the utter futility of war.
Politicians start wars but do not fight them. Then they end the war, pat themselves on the back, shake hands with the other politicians and plan the next one.
Every country convinces itself they're the good guys, and whoever's designated the enemy of the moment is the bad guys. But when you look at the wars the world's had, there are no good guys or bad guys, there's just a lot of gullible fools who've been convinced their lives have no value unless spent defending some piece of crap country whose leadership sent them somewhere to die for nothing.
The Medal of Honor is so respected in the Military that Generals salute Privates who wear the award.
My heart bleeds with ya, brother.If you think WW2 was so shithot read up on the civilian casualties.
I beg to differ, it might be a reminder in the Officer's handbook but is not a regulation and there is no penalty anywhere in the entire UCMJ for not doing so. Generals salute the MOH out of respect, always have.The Medal of Honor is so respected in the Military that Generals salute Privates who wear the award.
It's in the regulation. Everyone in uniform must salute a MOH holder.
I beg to differ, it might be a reminder in the Officer's handbook but is not a regulation and there is no penalty anywhere in the entire UCMJ for not doing so. Generals salute the MOH out of respect, always have.The Medal of Honor is so respected in the Military that Generals salute Privates who wear the award.
It's in the regulation. Everyone in uniform must salute a MOH holder.
The Medal of Honor is so respected in the Military that Generals salute Privates who wear the award.