Retired military baws

You’ve completed your service. Let the trannies fight the next war.

Side question -

For those of you who served, how many of you would discourage your kids from doing so in the current political/national climate? I get the sense it's a pretty strong number but could be wrong.

Tell that to my tax dollars

I’d go to Ukraine if I could get a ptsd check and a refugeegf

I did my time for my country back when I was proud as hell to be an American. Retired and walked away. Under no circumstances would I go back. This is not the same country anymore. Let the paid trolls on here and their liberal commie cohorts fight for their idea of "freedom". I am busy with my family and my path to heaven.

I'm much too old and far too large for going into a combat zone...

(bonus points if you get the reference)

that being said, I can still push paper and do other things to support...

what I'm looking to do when I retire from this job is to join the State Guard (either LA or MS depending on where I end up) and volunteer to support funeral details a couple of days a month...just have a crusty old colonel show up to present the flag to survivors in this day and age of limited funeral details I think would be a good thing.

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For those of you who served, how many of you would discourage your kids from doing so in the current political/national climate? I get the sense it's a pretty strong number but could be wrong.

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Unless they are storming the beaches in Pensacola, me and mine aren’t interested. My ancestors fought in the revolution and I’ve had a family member in almost every conflict since, myself included.

I’m not interested in sacrificing my son on the alter of globalization. My family has done its part. It’s someone else’s turn.

Aside from force, Not a fricking thing could entice me to go back. 20 years was enough

As a white male, this administration has repeatedly blamed me for the problems in this country. So I will keep my combat veteran arse on my couch and continue to stockpile ammo to defend myself when that time comes.

Closed that chapter of my life. I got caught up in Afghanistan deployments as a 21B, route clearance along the Pak border/N Afghanistan.

I honestly wouldn’t trade my time in while on active duty for anything. It was a fun ride while you’re younger. However, when you age you realize you’ve put into the GI Bill for all those years and there comes a time to collect on it to help solidly your future.