Why I hate many Civilians - A Military-member's Manifesto

[justinacolmena]

America continuing to fuel the conflict in eastern Ukraine by sending yet more ammunition as part of a $60 million 'aid' package.

Dumbass Democrats send "aid" in the form of guns and ammunition to eastern Ukraine, and yet the dumbass mafia enforcers, hit men, dons, and capos enforce gun control under omerta in America.

See organizational chart for the worst Mafia county in any state in America: https://clark.wa.gov/sites/default/files/media/document/2021-10/Organizational Chart.pdf

 

[Mushroom]

America continuing to fuel the conflict in eastern Ukraine by sending yet more ammunition as part of a $60 million 'aid' package. Many of these shells end up in the homes of innocent civilians of Donbass, but why should they care? The army fulfills the will of the ruling capitalist class. But I wonder how soldiers who help outspoken fascists and Nazis feel?

Which once again shows why I feel contempt for so many.

They can not actually discuss a topic, because they have to endlessly inject their own political baggage onto us anywhere they can. I do not participate in the sports areas in here at all, but I imagine many of them do that in there also.

"How about the Dodgers this year?"
"Screw the Dodgers! They are part of the MIC and......."

 

[rupol2000]

If we talk about the right idea in its original form, in a conceptual sense, then it comes precisely from the military aristocratic society, from the power of the warrior kings. And this power not was bad, it is the source of romance and the cult of truth. All the most beautiful things in this world are generated by military aristocratic ideals. Including the ideals of chivalry in Europe

 

[Flash]

The OP doesn't know anything about being treated with "contempt" by civilians.

He should have been with me when I returned from Vietnam in the Spring of 1970.

 

[rupol2000]

At least since Reagan, the American army has been on the right side. She defended the peoples of Afghanistan from the Pashtun occupation, overthrew totalitarian and leftist regimes around the world, fought Islamic extremism. American soldiers fought for Freedom. They have nothing to repent of.

 

[rupol2000]

The OP doesn't know anything about being treated with "contempt" by civilians.

He should have been with me when I returned from Vietnam in the Spring of 1970.

And how did they substantiate this?

 

[Flash]

And how did they substantiate this?

Being assholes.

 

[rupol2000]

Being assholes.

What did they say?

 

[Mushroom]

She defended the peoples of Afghanistan from the Pashtun occupation, overthrew totalitarian and leftist regimes around the world, fought Islamic extremism

And most tend to forget that their mission in places like Lebanon and former Yugoslavia was actually protecting Muslims from attacks by radicalized Christians.

To be honest, I really do not care what form of government rules over a country. Far Right, Far Left, Marxist, Monarchy, Dictatorship, or whatever. So long as they do not persecute their people, or people of other nations is my biggest thing. I look back at nations like Yugoslavia and Franco Spain, and even though they were both strong dictatorships they did not persecute their people. Even though Tito was a Croat-Slovenian, he would jump just as hard on those groups as he would the Serbs if they threatened the security and stability of the country.

To me, "Leftist" and "Communist" does not always mean "Evil". But they very well can be, especially as in it's very doctrine Marxism endorses fighting between groups as a key to maintaining power. Just as National Socialism is not always evil. Of course one such nation went insanely genocidal, but others (Italy, China) never went that route at all and even became a haven for those fleeing the Nazis. That does not mean I support such governments, but I do not automatically hate them because of what one nation did.

 

[Flash]

What did they say?

You would have to have lived through the times to understand.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

You know Jean Luke Picard from Star Trek? His father was a great military leader. But when he came home, he never amounted to much. Handyman at best. Minimum wage the rest of his life.

So it must be hard to be so important in the military. In charge of men and millions of dollars of equipment. And to be a hero in action. Then to come home and be a roofer or janitor. It must hurt.

We should have never gone into Korea, Viet Nam or Iraq.

I have disdain for the leadership who took us to these senseless wars. To put men and women at risk for bullshit. For the GLOBALISTS. But we have mad respect for the troops and our military. They were always just doing what they were told. Did you know the military voted for Biden?

P.S. I'm glad the military didn't go along with Trump's failed coup.

His father owned a vineyard in France. Do try and keep up!

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

No you don't. The propaganda you've been fed, at least since indoctrination, has blinded you.

For instance, I bet if you were told Antifa and BLM members were holed up in some residence with a stash of firearms and were a threat to the community, you'd obey orders to 'neutralise' them or whatever.

They wouldn't be American citizens to you.

That would be illegal as the military does not enforce civilian law. Have a nice day!

 

[Mushroom]

That would be illegal as the military does not enforce civilian law. Have a nice day!

Of course it is illegal. And I still laugh, as exactly how many times has that scenario happened?

Uhhh, never?

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Of course it is illegal. And I still laugh, as exactly how many times has that scenario happened?

Uhhh, never?

Hey 'shroom! I wasn't addressing you, but I am glad to see we agree.

 

[Ringo]

American soldiers fought for Freedom. They have nothing to repent of.

I especially remember the defense of Freedom in Yugoslavia. When our planes peacefully bombed their cities in freedom loving way, and they shot back in a terrorist and non-democratic manner.

 

[sealybobo]

His father owned a vineyard in France. Do try and keep up!

The character or real man? Because the real man was on Howard Stern and he said his dad never amounted to anything and was a drunk who only held odd jobs usually construction/labor type work.

Maybe in France everyone owns a vineyard. Was it successful? It's like in Greece everyone owns a olive garden.

I think you mean Captain Picards father owned a vineyard. Could that be it? That would be funny if you were confusing the character's story and the real man's.

 

[rupol2000]

they shot back in a terrorist and non-democratic manner

What is terrorism in your opinion? Any military action?
Is the neutralization of terrorists terror?

 

[Ringo]

"The New York Times" published an article that the United States in 2019 tried to hide information about a bombing attack on a crowd of people near the settlement of Al-Baguz in Syria, which killed more than 70 civilians, including women and children. The Pentagon reported 4 civilian casualties, and the US coalition leveled the site of the massacre to conceal evidence"
And it saw the light only because they want to drown Trump...

Where are the world sanctions? After all, everything is proven.
Unlike MH17, where nothing has been proven, but there are sanctions.

 

[eagle1462010]

I'm sure after bootcamp they assess everyone and decide who will go into computers, who will be a grunt, who will rise to officer, etc. Fascinating to me. I wonder how many military jobs teach valuable skills vs ones that don't.

Someone who has no fucking clue what they are talking about.

oh well..........Our country protects the right of Freedom of Speech from stupid people.

 

[eagle1462010]

This thread is a perfect example of what the op was complaining out from post 1.

The anti military.....mainly DNC assholes proving yet again why I don't like those sum bitches.

Oh well. Assholes have Freedom of Speech too. lol