The U.S. Army might as well delete this tweet. It ain’t going how they hoped :snoop:

[ba'al]

Great lakes Great Mistakes.

 

[Michael's Black Son]

y'all on one today.

Listen breh it is what it is.

 

[BelowTheMasonDixon]

I mean they ain't sign up for the swim team. This the motherfukking army. I know some people didnt have viable options but many do. And well its the military, you're literally signing up to go war.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

shyt some of these stories is just... The ugly side of war is no joke...

There is only an ugly side.

 

[Jean Jacket]

My favorite uncle has been a vegetable for over a decade now after doing multiple tours in afghanistan/iraq

Some pills they give people over there fukk them up.

Desert Storm...for example. A lot of brilliant people that I know are now remedial. A lot of shyt that we don't understand about the side effects of immunizations is fukking our people up.



I will say that, we don't know that half of what the fukk is coming after the next wave of medical experimentation.

 

[Jean Jacket]

aaaaand...... I'm out.

 

[Chip Skylark]

Individuals in the military make up only 1%of the population but are 2x likely to be homeless and suffer from mental disorders.

 

[Noriega]

Yup but the Navy is different though.
Shoutout to all my seamens.

Seamen?

 

[Strapped]

I wish what I've seen wasn't real

 

[Cuban Pete]

I got a uncle that was a chopper pilot in Vietnam. Man lives in Los Angeles now.
He can't go to any of the Asian neighborhoods cuz hell fukk around and have a severe panic attack. My boy Jean went to iraq and was in Fallujah. Son went from being the cool playa older kid in my building to a psychotic woman beating ass dude. Only way I'm fighting is if they come here

 

[ba'al]

Seamen?

Yes Seamen nikka.

 

[NatiboyB]

My point is that these issues aren't solely service related and that people should understand that the war sometimes begins at home rather than abroad.

I notice that people especially brothers and sisters never ever get diagnosed with these issues or receive treatment. It's like we are just supposed to suck it up and drive on....

So what’s your point?

These people should suck it up cause normal people do?

 

[Mr swag]

PTSD was less back in the days because they didn’t give out benefits. They had people who were built for war signing up. Now because sign up for “money for college” or a “way out”

 

[CrimsonTider]

My point is that these issues aren't solely service related and that people should understand that the war sometimes begins at home.

How you gone tell these people where their issues stem from?

 

[Obreh Winfrey]

I spent a fair deal of time around combat veterans when I was at the tail end of high school. They always said I was too smart, to go college instead . I was within a shout of applying West Point for a short period of time and probably could have made it in, but I didn't want to deal with that 6 year commitment. I had friends join straight out of high school and... yeah it made sense for them.