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Grim af. How would you fix it?
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>>21979612
We need to get more of these brown boys working it up at the mart. Our money should increase by another 50% over the next 8 years. Money is useful, it’s not like an endgame strategy or anything to beat this rpg we’re in. It doesn’t actually even do anything I’m pretty sure. My dads a wealthy owner, we’re descendants from slave traders and stock traders who work closely with Fortune 500.
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calm down Muhammad
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Joke's on you because if they kill the volunteer force you'll get drafted. Let us professionals do the job while you seethe at your computer.
Far from the greatest but actually decent field food I got. It's not always bad. Just mostly.
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>>21979612
It's not a ration, MREs are more "complete"
It's a dinner from the galley on an Aircraft Carrier
He picked a dismal meal for himself, and then took a picture of it
t. veteran
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>>21979680
Yeah he didn't pick it it's just worst case scenario of field chow. I was a scout and we typically worked at night and missed dinner hours and this looks like the "yeah this is all we have" food we got because the cooks were too fucking lazy to cook for us and gave us leftovers. Had to steal bread and pbj loaves when they gave us bullshit food and when they said we couldn't do that we just told them to fuck off and took it anyways. Good times.
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>>21979612
As a senior officer I can say meals are of such poor quality not because the military cannot afford it but because the only way for senior officers to get promoted is to submit a plan to change the military that's beneficial so that you can put on your resume and say you've done something. Just doing your job isn't enough, you need to show 'initiative' by coming up with this stupid shit. And every time it's something that sounds good on paper (i.e. cutting costs to save money) but is always detrimental. This is the reason behind most bad policy changes in the military. You think some officer came up with the idea to have everyone do PT in ridiculous high vis belts because they cared about safety? No, they submitted that idea because they knew it would look good on their resume and help them get promoted.
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>>21979669
>Joke's on you because if they kill the volunteer force you'll get drafted.
The public won't allow a draft unless there's a very good reason for it. You "professionals" are literally just mercenaries doing the dirty work of bankers and politicians. Moral people would refuse to engage in the objectively evil wars of aggression and greed that you "volunteers" enable. Without your service, the federal government wouldn't be able to kill women and children across the globe. We thank you.
Now get out there and die for Israel, please.
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>Won't allow
The public doesn't control the draft. The government does. If they choose to enact it, that means people who don't have good excuses have to get drafted or you go to prison.
So yeah, you should be happy there are people willing to do it so we don't have to. Because there is no way I'm joining the military currently, I would rather go to jail. Maybe think before posting something as stupid as you just did.
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>>21979793
Only poorfags join the army because they couldn't afford college if their lives depended on it and if they were smart enough to avoid the military they'd have a scholarship or trade job. The military now primarily runs on what used to be called "McNamara's Morons" or barely functioning sociopaths on the Officer Route.
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Yes, the government can technically decide to institute a draft any time they want. But if they do it without strong public support, they can and will encounter every kind of resistance. If the public was willing to engage in massive riots over George Floyd, bad enough that mobs of thousands of people were taking over entire downtown city areas for weeks on end, overwhelming police forces to the point that mobs were burning down entire police stations, do you really think that something at least as bad couldn't be expected if, say, Trump decided we need a draft for this current war that has something like 10% public support?
So Trump says there's a draft, people refuse to go and start rioting, police can't contain it, what's the next step? Send in the army, the national guard. Literally
>you don't want to join the army? we're going to send in the army to force you to join the army
And oh look, now you're fighting your own people instead of whatever nation you're at war with. Do you think the average American has become more or less patriotic since the 1970s? Go read about some of the Vietnam protests and consider what they would look like today.
>Maybe think before posting something as stupid as you just did.
I know that public schools are just indoctrination factories at this point but I still wish they would teach you SOMETHING about your country's recent history.
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Photo source is "Anonymous sailor on the USS Abraham Lincoln", according to USA Today. According to /k/ the meat is actually the guts of a commercial food service 'gyro'.
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>>21979793
jokes on you actually. I'm too old to get drafted.
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According to /k/ it's the meat out of a cheap commercial food service gyro. Given there were other photos in the article showing SoaS made with pita bread, I suspect they're correct.
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