What does being a veteran really mean anymore? And if the ones in their 30’s/40’s are possibly worth something now, what about the ones in the next 10-20 years?
I can’t recall ever meeting a “patriot” who seemed especially respectable. I worked next to military barracks for years and all of them were young niggers who were dumb as rocks. And now it seems like new recruits are faggots like it’s trendy to flood the military and make it gay.
A long time friend/acquaintance of mine served. He saw action in Afghanistan twice. I don’t really have any special respect for him. He got busted selling mdma and was an overall scumbag. He didn’t get kicked out of the military, but he can’t legally register/possess a firearm as a civilian. Lol.
He didn’t joking the military because he’s some patriot. He was somehow ordered to join ROTC in high school after getting caught stealing electronics from Walmart (where he worked) then he went reserves then full-time. He wasn’t book smart at all, so signing up was kind of a default.
I didn't say that being a vet was a qualifier. At best it's an indicator. Military has it's share of scumbags and self-serving assholes same as any other organization. I DID say that there didn't seem to be any good choices in PA. Being pro 2-A seems to be the nigger's only redeeming quality which is one more than the rest of the scumbags.
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