Joining The US Military Has Incredible Perks Later In Life

[todisday]

Lmfao. I've been meaning to bring this up cuz its the craziest f#cking thing. These electric wheelchairs are basically a small poorly powered vehicle for so many people with them. I see cats on the f#cking roads just cruising in these wheelchairs all the time. Idk how juiced up those things are, but ik for how many hundreds & hundreds of times I've seen them I've only seen 1 person who's tank hit E on the side of the road.

Jesus Christ. They go on the actual roads with them? I thought he was just riding through sidewalks or something.

That's some dangerous shiz!

[Eff Pandas]

Jesus Christ. They go on the actual roads with them? I thought he was just riding through sidewalks or something.

That's some dangerous shiz!

They can drive them on the sidewalks too but I see these mfers on the road ALL THE TIME.

And sometimes they are going places where there isn't a sidewalk. In Vegas there is a surprising amount of residential areas that have no sidewalks.

[todisday]

They can drive them on the sidewalks too but I see these mfers on the road ALL THE TIME.

And sometimes they are going places where there isn't a sidewalk. In Vegas there is a surprising amount of residential areas that have no sidewalks.

Damn, I feel bad for them. Vegas has a lot of old people, too. It seems like casinos in general attract older people just as much as younger ones. I went to a random one in Vegas, and it was literally just old people everywhere.

[JimRaynor]

Are one of those "incredible" perks PTSD and a distrust of others in later life and or loss of limb?

Is being potentially shot and killed on the battlefield worth those incredible perks bro?

Obviously joining the military comes with some potentially big risks, but I've known/know 20+ veterans of around my age, non of them had a limb blown off or PTSD. What they did have though is their college paid for and house loan provided for.

[krazyn8tive]

Did 6 years, fought in the Iraq war, diagnosed with ptsd...and I wouldn’t trade it for any other life. Military service is a tradition in my family. What better way to be a patriot than to serve the country and its people as a warrior?

[PsychoPat]

Man, every time I see those commercials where they try to rationalize a dude missing arms and legs and having a hugely disfigured, burnt face, and show him walking around like he's happy, dear lord, I notice what a dystopia we live in.

If you can bear losing yo face and limbs, we'll give you a home loan!

Thats the reason why the battlefield scars these men an unrealistic picture beforehand of glory and patriotism etc when in reality your expendable a chess piece while the ruling elite sit in comfort playing off country against country whilst benefiting from both sides of the war meanwhile feeding the masses a load of waffle as to why wars necessary.

I agree with your post n nice fallout gif lol I still play new vegas on occasion.

[siablo14]

Did 6 years, fought in the Iraq war, diagnosed with ptsd...and I wouldn’t trade it for any other life. Military service is a tradition in my family. What better way to be a patriot than to serve the country and its people as a warrior?

Oh sure, man. You can be whatever you wanna imagine.

While now you job is just to look deep up in men's a$$.

[PsychoPat]

Obviously joining the military comes with some potentially big risks, but I've known/know 20+ veterans of around my age, non of them had a limb blown off or PTSD. What they did have though is their college paid for and house loan provided for.

Thats fair enough bro, but here in the uk there is a massive epidemic of mentally ill returning from war soldiers who dont get help with housing or reintegration into normal society. They commit suicide at a shocking rate I could go on.

But I can understand that isnt the case across the board but war by definition is unnatural its taught and instilled the urge to kill another person they get trained for war. But coming home after having a jacked up adrenaline charged tour to the slow pace of general society causes issues amongst many former soldiers.

"Homeless charities estimate there are about 7000 ex-servicemen and women living rough and in desperate need of a roof over their head.

Instead, thousands of empty properties are going to asylum seekers, with the Government finding accommodation for 6,500 in the last year alone"

[krazyn8tive]

Oh sure, man. You can be whatever you wanna imagine.

While now you job is just to look deep up in men's a$$.

Shut your broke a$$, shanty town living, choking on jerk chicken a$$ up

[Sugar Adam Ali]

Joining was one of the best decisions I ever made, I’d be less than 4 years away from retirement had I stayed the full 20.