Anonymous #3 15w

Real. 😩

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Anonymous #7 15w

same 😭

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Anonymous #7 15w

divorce your baby killer !!

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Anonymous #3 15w

excuse me?😭😭😂

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Actually stfu

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My guy fixes planes so…

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Anonymous #3 15w

1/10 rage bait

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A cargo plane?

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Anonymous #13 15w

it’s not “rage bait” it’s a legitimate issue that the propaganda of our education system tells us that our terrorist forces are good people when in reality they kill hundreds of thousands

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Anonymous #3 15w

He doesn’t kill anyone… he fixes planes and flys cargo jets

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Your argument has no backing. There are doctors that have raped, are all doctors bad no. So not all military are bad. Be thankful for them because they fight for your freedom of speech. Dumb ass

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Anonymous #8 15w

Thank you! He’s literally just a nerdy Air Force guy that likes planes

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Anonymous #7 15w

My dad was Air Force. So this hits close to home

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Anonymous #8 15w

They are just guys in uniform that like planes lol and ofc do important things but really like planes lmao

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Anonymous #8 15w

the military systemically raped women and children in iraq and today supports the genocide and occupation in palestine

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No dumbass not fighter jets… cargo jets that carry people and supplies…

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Anonymous #7 15w

oh my bad so he fixes the planes being used to deliver arms and bombs to the ITF (israeli terrorist forces) that are being used to carry out the genocide in gaza. That’s so much more morally correct and better of him!!

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Anonymous #3 15w

He goes to like Greenland and Antarctica… there’s barely any people

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Anonymous #3 15w

I honestly don’t have the time to argue with someone who is stupid

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Anonymous #3 15w

You’re just looking for a fight 😭

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Anonymous #8 15w

#3 needs to get laid…

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Anonymous #7 15w

he is still complicit in a system famous for murdering women and children and destabilising “third world” countries

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Anonymous #7 15w

I thank you on his behalf for his service!!! Always grateful 💪🏻

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Anonymous #3 15w

And you live in the country so…..

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Anonymous #7 15w

i have many lesbians in my dms

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Anonymous #7 15w

yes which i am actively saving money to move out of and have an exit plan to leave.

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Anonymous #3 15w

Then stop fighting with me and get laid… my man is a good man

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Anonymous #10 15w

“just looking for a fight” no im not! i would rather not have to educate you people on why complicity in killing children is bad.

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Anonymous #7 15w

your man manufactures planes that carry weapons that kill families and destroy homes.

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Anonymous #3 15w

You know the whole reason you have the freedom to post and talk whatever shit you want is because of guys like him right? Who actively fought for our freedoms? Maybe not him specifically but people like him. Look at North Korea, their shit is constantly monitored and their life, try being grateful it’s good for you

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Anonymous #10 15w

wow there are 150 out of 195 un-recognised countries with that freedom. i could go to uruguay and still have freedom. also look at how tsa is monitoring phones for “antisemitism” (read: criticism of 🇮🇱) and anti trump/usa sentiment.. that doesn’t sound like freedom to me.

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Anonymous #3 15w

You don’t think you have freedom here? Ignorance

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Anonymous #3 15w

oh btw before you try to call me antisemitic i’m zera yisrael which means im ethnically jewish in part just jewish law doesn’t consider me jewish so you cannot really criticise me there especially when i have been very involved in jewish groups on my campus

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Anonymous #10 15w

i never said i don’t.. i said i can also go to 🇺🇾🇪🇸 etc and still have freedom and mentioned how our phones are being tracked for criticism of a genocidal state in west asia no where near us

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Anonymous #3 15w

Where did I saw you were antisemitic…nowhere. Don’t victimize yourself

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Anonymous #10 15w

there is like 150 countries with freedom i can name countries you never have heard of and it has freedom of speech without having a far right fascist government

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Anonymous #10 15w

i just wanted to say before you or someone else did

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Anonymous #3 15w

And all I’m saying is to be grateful for what you have…it could be so much worse and we have people to thank and appreciate for how good we have it because compared to others????? There’s a reason people flee to come here

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Anonymous #3 15w

Stop making everything political I was simply stating that my love was gone

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Anonymous #3 15w

Countries I never heard of 💀 okay

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Anonymous #7 15w

i am open to sending resources to you about how the us military and cia have destroyed “third world” countries that you can maybe forward to your bf to convince him to leave

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Anonymous #10 15w

i’m obviously grateful for my privledge that doesn’t mean i cannot criticise my terroristic country 😂 you brainwashed pro-usa people have like 3 arguments i swear

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Anonymous #3 15w

Oh yeah let’s get rid of our military. That’s a really smart idea…said no one who is mentally there

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Anonymous #3 15w

Brainwashed? Okay!!

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Anonymous #8 15w

i actually never said we should get rid of it. what i said is that it is a terroristic force (as it stands). obviously it could be reformed but im more pro balkanising the usa in general.

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Anonymous #8 15w

literally, because it’s one thing to argue that our military hasn’t always done the best things and we need to change some things and quite another to go scorched earth on the entire military, especially on the guys who joined because they wanted to make a positive change. if good men didn’t join the military then things are just going to get worse babes. your self righteous proselytizing isn’t going to fix anything

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Anonymous #6 15w

my husband has always wanted to join, for all of the honorable reasons of defending the country. However, he struggled with the decision because he knew the government could be corrupt and he didn’t want to be put in a position where he might be ordered to act against his conscience. However, after talking and praying about it, he decided that there needs to be conscious, morally upright men in the military. He works extremely hard and with integrity, and I’m proud of him for that.

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Anonymous #10 15w

I think it’s ridiculous of #3 to call you out for the fact that #7’s bf/husband is in the military but you’re straight up just falling for propaganda #10 💀 the US hasn’t fought in a war that was truly about “freedom” since 1945 and they’ve all just been about straight up nothing but oil since 2001

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Anonymous #17 15w

*for #3 to call #7 out oops

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Anonymous #17 15w

Honestly all wars are bound to have corruption and some way shape or form. Additionally, the “point” of a war isn’t always necessarily the point of a military presence, #17. The military is waiting in defense, rather than offensively winning “freedom,” that we initially got in 1789. It’s about being armed and ready to protect that freedom, and to defend the interests of the US, which are indirect defenses of our freedom by preserving security.

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Anonymous #6 15w

Okay, and the reason why the US hasn’t a military presence in so many places isn’t necessarily idealistic “freedom,” it’s about political and economic control over those places. If you wanna call that “freedom” then do as you please but I’d never put my full trust in a military commanded by the US government

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Anonymous #17 15w

Or any government really but that’s the topic at hand lol

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Anonymous #17 15w

yeah but no government is going to achieve any of those ideals, let’s be real. But the US does give its citizens rights that people don’t get in most other places. Political and economic control do effectively protect those rights with national security. The power of the military is an important factor in that. All you have to do is imagine how things would be here if the US didn’t actively protect its security.

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Anonymous #6 15w

Except that’s blatantly not true and many other places around the world give their citizens the same freedoms, hell in reality probably more than us since so many of us have to work our asses off here just to make a livable wage and that’s probably not at all what, say, someone who lives in the EU has to do (but that’s my gripes with American capitalism lol). Maybe there’s something I’m missing but the one thing I can think of is the second amendment but it’s naïve to think that we’re all that

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Anonymous #17 15w

much “freer” than practically anywhere else

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Anonymous #17 15w

I mostly disagree with you there, but that’s not actually the point of the argument. The point of the argument is “Does a strong, active military protect the interests of its nation, whether or not there’s an ongoing war?” The answer is yes. The point of the military isn’t to always be fighting a specific war for specific reasons.

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Anonymous #6 15w

my point was that if you want the US to be secure then you need a strong active military. the US does need to change some things, everyone agrees there, but those things are better settled internally than through a breach in national security. Our specific freedoms and ways are protected, even if similar things exist abroad and are less protected.

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Anonymous #8 15w

I don’t agree with the person saying everyone who joins the military is bad, but I’m curious, how do they fight for our freedom of speech?

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Anonymous #10 15w

Genuinely how has the military fought for our freedoms in the past 80 years?

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Anonymous #6 15w

Look, I don’t fault individuals who join, but we don’t have a military that acts primarily defensively, we have far more soldiers stationed abroad than at home. And what do you mean by “the interest of the nation?” Like, maybe invading Iraq was in the interests of Cheney and the oil companies in this country, but it wasn’t in the interests of most of us

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You’re fucking disgusting

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Anonymous #23 15w

I think a lot of this disagreement is due to a general lack of knowledge of what our military does and the intricate, complicated web that is world politics. for instance troops are stationed abroad for a lot of defensive purposes, keeping alliances strong, for one. but I don’t know all the inner workings myself and I don’t think i have the time or knowledge to explain them to you, in a way that will convince you, but I can say this: there were a lot of ideas i had about…

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Anonymous #6 15w

the military and things it should/shouldnt have done in the past. When I brought it up with my husband I realized there was A LOT i didn’t not realize and did not take into account because everything i knew was so surface level and mostly driven by headlines. When you do deeper research you realize there was a lot more reason to do one thing or another than you previously thought. bad moves and corruption are never lacking, but people tend to think they are more pervasive than they are because..

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Anonymous #6 15w

they sell better in the media. Anyways, that doesn’t tell you much except for that I have become personally convinced that the US military has much better reasons for doing the things it does than i was willing to give it credit for. If you choose to do your own research or talk to someone more knowledgeable on the subject I think you’d end up agreeing. But rest assured, “interests of the nation,” keeping up alliances for example, are important and require a strong military to maintain.

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Anonymous #25 15w

OKAY DAMN

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Anonymous #25 15w

karma farming asf

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Anonymous #3 15w

bro stfu

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What is wrong with you

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