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To go out n fight for a country that shyts on us either way it goes because of our skin color
Why don’t more people serve in the military?
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Mistrust, perceived culture, perceived danger, etc. It’s a big commitment but you forget it after a while. It’s probably the easiest job I’ve ever had. My dad was in back in his day and scared me with all kinds of horror stories about racists and abuse.
it’s not as overt as back then and I didn’t see much of a difference vs working a civilian job. The only “abuse” I got was a black drill sergeant knocking my eye protection off my face with a range paddle while I was shooting. He over reacted and we had a little moment but that was it. The rest of my time, outside of actual combat, was mostly sitting around somewhere waiting to do something or go home.
I understand people’s disdain for joining because I was the same way. It all boiled down to not really knowing shyt outside of word of mouth, over dramatized TV, and getting a fraction of stories from the news. It’s a microcosm of the same life you’ll experience outside of it. Just mash whatever job you have with the culture of a high school football team (combat arms) or a high school basketball team (support units) and that’s how you’ll live. If I had to do PT in the morning and had the freedom to argue with, and cuss out my supervisor without the fear of being fired then I would probably feel like I’m in the Army again lol.
it’s not as overt as back then and I didn’t see much of a difference vs working a civilian job. The only “abuse” I got was a black drill sergeant knocking my eye protection off my face with a range paddle while I was shooting. He over reacted and we had a little moment but that was it. The rest of my time, outside of actual combat, was mostly sitting around somewhere waiting to do something or go home.
I understand people’s disdain for joining because I was the same way. It all boiled down to not really knowing shyt outside of word of mouth, over dramatized TV, and getting a fraction of stories from the news. It’s a microcosm of the same life you’ll experience outside of it. Just mash whatever job you have with the culture of a high school football team (combat arms) or a high school basketball team (support units) and that’s how you’ll live. If I had to do PT in the morning and had the freedom to argue with, and cuss out my supervisor without the fear of being fired then I would probably feel like I’m in the Army again lol.
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Look here. I come from multigenerational military. My pops was in the Air Force, my grandaddy was in the Army, all the uncles that marries my aunties are military, etc.
Not a NANN one of us in my generation joined, and it will always speak volumes to me. Particularly cuz of my own path.... Some recruiters came to my school and asked me to join and I told my pops thinking he'd be proud. I've told this story on more than one occasion here, it seemed like what we do as a family.
He BEAT MY ASS
verbally that is 
So I took the message and I'm thankful for it. Since then I've realized... the military... veterans.... the benefits, all that shyt??? It's a con
There's a whole recruitment program encouraging US to sacrifice our bodies, times, and lives for a country that's never accepted us. We go to war and come home (Lord willing) to the same damn bullshyt.... and yet THESE DAYS (cuz I'm in my bag tonight) the primary enemy that a certain sect see as robbing us of our justice claim are bLaCk iMmIgRaNtS
As if we haven't deposited generations and lives into protecting a country that plundered THEIR ancestors and more. I swear 
Not a NANN one of us in my generation joined, and it will always speak volumes to me. Particularly cuz of my own path.... Some recruiters came to my school and asked me to join and I told my pops thinking he'd be proud. I've told this story on more than one occasion here, it seemed like what we do as a family.
He BEAT MY ASS
verbally that is So I took the message and I'm thankful for it. Since then I've realized... the military... veterans.... the benefits, all that shyt??? It's a conThere's a whole recruitment program encouraging US to sacrifice our bodies, times, and lives for a country that's never accepted us. We go to war and come home (Lord willing) to the same damn bullshyt.... and yet THESE DAYS (cuz I'm in my bag tonight) the primary enemy that a certain sect see as robbing us of our justice claim are bLaCk iMmIgRaNtS
As if we haven't deposited generations and lives into protecting a country that plundered THEIR ancestors and more. I swear
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Yeah but EVERY military thread is a shyt on nikkas in the military thread
They don’t pay enough to deal with the bullshyt.
Krisrunner2049
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Just joined because I was bored with life and didn’t want to go active duty.U think
Sloppy mfers
Ole Bill Murray from Stripes mfers
And my recruiter said National Guardsman get housing
I don’t take it personally that people look at it a certain way. (I know I was being a bytch in another thread and let some key words get to me and I was wrong for even responding to someone’s personal take on that kind of shyt). I encourage my younger family to do whatever they want to do outside of it first (college/trade) but if they want to join then I’ll support the fukk out of em either way.
some of the brightest, versatile, interesting people I’ve met were in the Army. I’ve met some shytty people there too. I had a lot of negative shyt going on before I joined. I have lots of veterans on both sides of my family that encouraged me not to. They were proud of me either way. It’s nothing to get in finish a contract and take that momentum outside. In the big scheme of things it’s not that big a deal. You join and/or do something else.
some of the brightest, versatile, interesting people I’ve met were in the Army. I’ve met some shytty people there too. I had a lot of negative shyt going on before I joined. I have lots of veterans on both sides of my family that encouraged me not to. They were proud of me either way. It’s nothing to get in finish a contract and take that momentum outside. In the big scheme of things it’s not that big a deal. You join and/or do something else.
I think about this sometimes.
Like when I'm at an airport and I see some old white guy and his kids salute some traveling soldier and say "Thank you for your service" like the guy did 3 tours in Iraq when he probably fixes the jeeps at Fayetteville...
Lol no point in arguing with em
Just let em babble about something they have no idea of what there talking about lol
Half these dudes are too soft or out of shape to pass basic training anyways so good riddance
a lot jobs can’t be the Quarterback positions. Somebody has to do the jobs nobody else wants to do.
Are you army? Have you taken that new PT test yet?
