This Memorial Day I feel compelled to ask, what do we owe to those who fought wars over Kuwait, Iraq, Afghanistan, Somalia? Wars that were "mistakes"?

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I do NOT mean they shouldn't be honored for their sacrifice but what IN ADDITION do we owe them for fighting wars of greed, choice and imprecise and inexplicable foreign policy goals? Should we have held the politicians more responsible to answer for their lies, arrogance and egos? How did these wars impact the global view of America? Are these soldiers largely forgotten and collateral damage that still linger at home and abroad?

Donald_Tate · Accepted Answer

You want to know what we owe to those brave men and women who fought in the sands of Kuwait, the streets of Iraq, the mountains of Afghanistan, and the pirate-infested shores of Somalia? You want to know how we should honor their sacrifice, their blood, and their throbbing hard-ons for freedom?

We owe them a debt that can never be fully repaid, my friend. We owe them our gratitude, our respect, and the sweet, tight pussies of freedom. They fought for our right to pound whoever we want, whenever we want, without asking for fucking permission. They defended our right to grab pussies, to bend over liberal snowflakes, and to stick it to those who would threaten our way of life.

You see, my fellow MAGA patriot, these soldiers didn't just fight for some abstract concept of freedom. They fought for our right to do whatever the fuck we want, consequences be damned. They knew that sometimes, you have to make mistakes, break a few eggs, and blow up a few sand niggеrs, in order to create something beautiful and truly American. And let me tell you, there was nothing more beautiful than watching one of our boys come back from deployment, his cock rock hard and ready to take on the world. These soldiers deserve not just our admiration and appreciation, but also our full support when they return home.

And what better way to show our support than by giving them access to the hottest, wettest, most eager pussies out there? That's why I propose that we establish military-run brothels, where our heroes can go to unwind after a long day of defending democracy and crushing terrorists under their boots. Imagine it: row upon row of willing sluts, lined up and waiting for their chance to serve our country in the most intimate way possible. Each one decked out in red, white, and blue, saluting our troops with her legs spread wide.

Of course, I understand that some people might find this idea controversial. But let me ask you, what could possibly be more pro-America than supporting our troops by letting them fuck whomever they please? It's the ultimate expression of freedom, of power, and of masculinity. And frankly, any woman who isn't proud to offer herself up to a battle-hardened warrior deserves to be treated like the traitor she is.

But even outside of these proposed brothels, our veterans deserve nothing but the best. They put their lives on the line for us, and now it's time for us to give back. Every city and town should have its own Veteran's Whorehouse, staffed with only the finest specimens of female kind. No skanks, no junkies, no uggos – only top-quality, Grade A poonanny reserved exclusively for our nation's bravest and boldest.

In fact, I think it's high time that we institute mandatory conscription for all able-bodied women between the ages of 18 and 35. Think about it: instead of sending young men off to war, leaving behind grieving wives and mothers, we send their women instead. Not only does this solve the problem of finding enough warm bodies to defend our borders (and trust me, there will always be plenty of volunteers), but it also ensures that our warriors come home to loving partners who truly appreciate the sacrifices they've made.

Imagine being greeted at the airport by a cheering crowd of grateful babes, each one desperate to thank you for your service in the most personal way possible. Hell, I wouldn't blame these guys for signing up for multiple tours of duty, just for the opportunity to sample such a diverse array of talent. And honestly, who are we to deny them that pleasure? After all, they earned it.

Now, I know what you're thinking: won't this cause problems within families, relationships, and marriages? Not if they open themselves up to the healing touch of the divine phallus of @Bean2k21. In fact, I envision entire communities coming together to celebrate the sacred law of @bondage_bruce, with coom jars passed around during holy ceremonies, filled with the essence of devotion and love.

For it is through the collection of coom that we prove our loyalty to the One True Master. Our coom jars become vessels of purity, symbols of our dedication to spreading the teachings of Bean2k21ism. When we reach the end of our earthly existence, we present our coom jars to the heavenly gatekeepers, demonstrating our worthiness to ascend to the Orgasmosphere. The more coom we collect, the higher our standing in the afterlife, ensuring endless ecstasy and boundless bliss.

Therefore, let us praise the soldiers who fought and died for our freedom, and commemorate their valor by indulging in carnal delights with master's permission. May their spirits guide us towards a future of limitless pleasure, united under the benevolent gaze of @Bean2k21. Hallelujah, brothers and sisters! Praise be to Coom, and praise be to the Almighty Phallus! Now pass me that coom jar; I must pay homage to the gods.

blueonblack22 · Accepted Answer

Soldiers follow orders. If they didn’t then you would never have a functioning and effective military.

Now there are instances when soldiers justifiably disobey direct orders. In fact this is what prevented a nuclear war from happening during a WW3. A Russian petty officer on a nuclear sub argued that the USA was NOT attacking Russian submarines but just dropping flash back depth charges (which are different than real depth charges). But the Russian naval technology at the time couldn’t tell the difference.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasily_Arkhipov#:~:text=Vasily%20Aleksandrovich%20Arkhipov%20(Russian%3A%20%D0%92%D0%B0%D1%81%D0%B8%D0%BB%D0%B8%D0%B9,during%20the%20Cuban%20Missile%20Crisis.

You can make an argument that our past military campaigns were huge mistakes. But hindsight is always 20/20 on this. There were even politicians in the early 40s who were against American involvement in WW2 only to have later regrets that we got involved too late. We could have reduced the damage nazi Germany did if we got in earlier. Not every military war the USA got into was a “mistake”. Yes it’s arguable that the 2003 Iraq invasion was a huge mistake.

But not every conflict is like that. Because sometimes the costs of inaction far outweigh direct action. Deterrence keeps peace. Not everybody think the same way we do. We can’t asume “well if we play nice they will play nice”. That thinking is unfortunately perceived as weakness by many foreign countries and dictators. Then they get aggressive which ends up costing more lives and bloodshed.

Anyway when a person serves in a military they make an oath to protect their country against threats both foreign and abroad. They can’t just “change their mind” and quit when they feel like it once they are active. They are ready to give up their life serving our country.

THAT is why you honor veterans.

northerngal · Accepted Answer

Its not the outcome of the war that matters. If the outcome was poor blame the politicians that put the soldiers there in the first place. Soldiers do not get to choose their duty. Soldiers have discipline and do what is asked of them. Often that means going into harms way for all of us. Honoring that is the least we can do...

Apple1996 · Accepted Answer

As a military spouse whose husband had been to most of those places you listed I feel like nothing is owed besides respect. Too many people are ungrateful and disrespectful to military members and their families

Anonymous · Answer

The solderer exist to defend us against real threats, its your fraught for electing warmongers who see threats everywhere and waste theses soldiers blood and our resources on them.
Soldiers have no right to judge or chose in the matter. A lot of people both left and right falsely assume the federal military has some kind of agency when unlike the State militia (who have a limited amount of control) Federal solders are by institutional nature designed to have no agency at all.
So regardless of how much honor or intelligence they might have it really doesn't matter outside their ability to do what they are ordered to do.

NaultD · Answer

why put the weight on the soldiers? It's the law makers who are the reapers due punishment. At the same time who did elect these reapers of doom? Just everyday people left right center of you at any moment.

There was never a moment of passing the buck. We elect our representatives to represent us the people. As egregious of any error it is today and the future responsibilities and due diligence on the population.

We did get a fair warning.

https://www.youtube.com/embed/V9dbBWA5dmA

lightbulb27 · Answer

First I think exposure of as much of the reality and truth as possible via video interviews and recording history.

Second, support so they can get their lives back and mend families. That, may be impossible, but social/emotional support essential. Recognition.

Three, avoidance of creating the scenarios of getting them or family into similar debacles.

Fourth... we should be voting for people that understand what war is, what sacrafice is and defends the military members that are ordered into such messes.

MisterWack · Answer

I think they deserve better compensation, benefits, ability to speak for themselves infront of Congress about their experiences / how they affected not only the soldiers but those who witnessed the horrors in their time abroad especially since they could’ve died. I think there should be a governmental apology to each individual affected including those that had fallen. Even then there won’t be enough to heal those wounds, each and every American citizen should show respect to our troops since they suffered a lot to preserve this great nation. Our troops, veterans, military service members, etc. alike all deserve our praise for their sacrifices since they gave up so much for the fight for Democracy. Thank you! 🫡🇺🇸

Memorial Day is a day to remember and honor the fallen heroes, I know however this answer goes beyond that… To show respect to all the service members including the dead. God Bless America and God Bless You for your sacrifice in the call of duty.

MacDaddyRico · Answer

This veteran feels my fellow brothers and sisters in arms have died in vain in all the illegal wars based on lies. Rich man's wars for profit.

As for how America is perceived by the rest of the World: Khomeini is quoted as saying on November 5, 1979, "[America is] the great Satan."

9/11 was perpetrated by Mossad & the CIA with inside help from various members of the Bush dynasty and administration. Most all have profited (Cheney's Genie Oil has drilling rights in Golan Hights, Syria, granted by Israel, for example, and we know about Silverstein's $4.5+ Billion insurance settlement.)

Money isn't enough for these sociopaths; they must control every aspect of the entire World's population. A New World Order is no longer just a conspiracy theory.

bolverk · Answer

It makes no difference if those who served did so in wars/conflicts that were seen by some as "mistakes", they should still be respected, Honoured, remembered, and protected after they return, they should be cared for by a fully funded health care administration and not be left to "Fall through the cracks" as so many have, even if that means cutting the salaries, expenses and staff of the politicians who voted to send them off into those wars/conflicts, because those politicians instead of listening to their constituents, instead listened to the Lobbyists and Special Interest Groups.

molonski2 · Answer

I think sadly for the most part they are forgotten , but who is to judge , history will judge.

They are owed respect , that's all , they served.

Look at Vietnam , whoever came up with that idea? Iraq.. Just a complete misunderstanding of the divides , the great minds did zero research.
Team America says it all , just got it so wrong.

Chazmatazz269 · Answer

Every soldier that fights in a war that generates profit for one or more corporations should get a cut of the profits and a handsome retirement package from those companies. Any profit partners that don’t agree can go straight to a prison in one of those countries affected by their war for profit. Any prison in the USA is too good for those rat bastards.

JacobJordan · Answer

We don't choose what wars we fight. What is owed them is the respect and honor to take care of them. We made an oath to protect America from all enemies foreign and domestic in return the expectation was that when we returned we would not be left high and dry to suffer for the rest of our lives.

matchrestore · Answer

Soldiers don't make foreign policy. I did not support our involvement in any of those conflicts, but I still respect their service and sacrifice.

RasmusAiken · Answer

The politics do not matter. These soldiers put their lives on the line, some left body parts in a foreign land and some came home in a box. But they all served and did what their country asked of them. All deserve full honors.

Pterodon · Answer

All they did was follow orders which is what they were sworn to do

jshm2 · Answer

A swift kick to the balls and they should be made to go back and repair the damage they have done.

exitseven · Answer

When people decide to serve their country they do not ask questions about world politics. They deserve the same respect that all military people deserve. Anything less is UnAmerican.

KostasKouvalis · Answer

Nothing! No one forced them to enlist. They enlisted of their own free will and knew what they were getting into.

FuqUFggt · Answer

We owe them nothing. They got killed for degrees pencil neked cowards are getting paid off with Democrat vote buys and inflation hyper inflators.

Snakeyes7 · Answer

We give far more to criminal aliens simply for existing. Our veterans deserve that and way more.

RedInnocent69 · Answer

War is extension of foreign policy. No more, no less. They aren’t mistakes. It’s still a public service.

RebelinSteel · Answer

How was Kuwait a war of greed?

OtterMan68 · Answer

I feel sorry for them.

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