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BiCow@lemmy.world 2 hours agoWhat is the line that you are looking for exactly to label someone “poor”? I shared with you lived experience and information about the predatory actions of the military recruitment system and I now feel like you are trying to pick apart my lived experience. I was not poor enough to your standards, the people I was exposed to and shared with you was not a big enough statistic for you, the icing on the cake is just stay in prison. I was trying to point out to you that teenagers, yes teenagers are being manipulated by highly trained used car salesman style tactics. No one I served with was given proper informed consent on what they were actually signing up for.
I do not support the world police that the US military has deemed to self propose themselves as to enforce whatever whim they desire. I am not in support of genocide and think that the US should be held accountable for all current and previous genocides they have contributed to and actively performed. We do not see differently on the fact that the US military should not be going around breaking international laws or violating human rights and the right of sovereignty. The name of the organization is the Department of Defense which is what it should focus on.
Tomorrow_Farewell@lemmy.ml 2 hours ago
Let’s say, the lowest 25-30% quantiles by income.
And somebody else can share lives experiences of soldiers from very privileged backgrounds like Platner.
I mean, now that they have participated in the genocidal military, they for sure should be in prison, or worse. Then being in prison initially might not have been just, but wouldn’t be worse for them, would it?
They didn’t know what the USian military does?
Defending the invaders of Iraq and Afghanistan is still bad.