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i joined because it was tradition in my family. had a grandfather my own father and 4 uncles who served in peacetime and wartime. i joined to protect my family first and country second. it taught me discipline duty courage and honor. and i have never regretted the 24 years i served.
And you were involved in a traditional ritual to beat one of the people you swore to protect, a fellow American, to prove to the state that you would do anything for them.
ummm wrong i never laid a hand on him. after 7 weeks of his constant fuck ups others took it in their hands. besides you don't know me . so don't sit in judgment on me. at least i served my country and proud of it. guys like him get people killed in a warzone by being a constant fuck up. far better to get rid of him before he does get people killed.
guys like him get people killed in a warzone by being a constant fuck up. far better to get rid of him before he does get people killed.
You still don't get it. He was purposely allowed into the military to fail so they can teach you "guys like him get people killed in a warzone by being a constant fuck up". It's literal brainwashing. You're repeating that line which I've heard over and over from military vets "guys like him get people killed" is part of your indoctrination. You'll probably never break the conditioning.
ummm wrong i never laid a hand on him. after 7 weeks of his constant fuck ups others took it in their hands.
So did beating the guy make him perform better? You said he got kicked out. Beating him did nothing to improve him. But it did make you closer to your squad. Game over soldier. Your indoctrination is complete and 100%. Congratulations!
I'm not judging you. I'm telling you the truth of what happened. You can get angry at the messenger or you can learn from it and pass on the truth to help others.
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