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wasnt that bad wasnt too funny but whatever im in the army if that matters
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Those who join the military are people whose civilian life tended to involve difficultly and hardship and tended to not involve hardship. Those who have such a low opinion of the military tend to be people who have a trust fund or at least enough affluence that they believe that the very notion that they are bad people is questionable while those who serve in the military come from farms or town that had their livelihoods taken suddenly and without any pity. Those who disdain the military tend to be those who, from their multimillion dollar estates in the Hills of West Los Angeles, after finishing a $500 Yoga class and before showering and going out to get a $100 per plate dinner and see a $200 ticket per show to see either some play a about quirky lesbians who try to run a bagel shop in Topanga Canyon Blvd. or some blow hard comedian who says that men and women act differently and that American soldiers are dumb (I am sure that he will curse a lot because there is such a heavy social and political taboo against people who curse at comedy clubs and on private, premium cable channels in the year 2011, how biting and bold that comedian's satire it was). Those who join tend to not live such a pampered existence and that there are harsh and painful consequences, they may have gotten beaten up in school because they had a stutter or their father might have lost his job and they had to sell their house and move into an apartment and share one of the two bedrooms with all of his brothers and sisters. Loses and damages are felt much less in the abstract by these working class Mid Western and Southern citizen soldiers.
Those who join the military are people whose civilian life tended to involve difficultly and hardship and tended to not involve hardship. Those who have such a low opinion of the military tend to be people who have a trust fund or at least enough affluence that they believe that the very notion that they are bad people is questionable while those who serve in the military come from farms or town that had their livelihoods taken suddenly and without any pity. Those who disdain the military tend to be those who, from their multimillion dollar estates in the Hills of West Los Angeles, after finishing a $500 Yoga class and before showering and going out to get a $100 per plate dinner and see a $200 ticket per show to see either some play a about quirky lesbians who try to run a bagel shop in Topanga Canyon Blvd. or some blow hard comedian who says that men and women act differently and that American soldiers are dumb (I am sure that he will curse a lot because there is such a heavy social and political taboo against people who curse at comedy clubs and on private, premium cable channels in the year 2011, how biting and bold that comedian's satire it was). Those who join tend to not live such a pampered existence and that there are harsh and painful consequences, they may have gotten beaten up in school because they had a stutter or their father might have lost his job and they had to sell their house and move into an apartment and share one of the two bedrooms with all of his brothers and sisters. Loses and damages are felt much less in the abstract by these working class Mid Western and Southern citizen soldiers.
Originally Posted by rashi
Soldiers fight for our freedom?
Originally Posted by rashi
Soldiers fight for our freedom?
Why don't you talk about youself and why you type your essays on NT to protect your own views? What would those people say about your lifestyle and upbringing and how they reflect your views Mr "Economist"? Keep in mind I don't apply to any of those things in that paragraph either.Originally Posted by B Smooth 202
SMH^
Look at me, I can type big long paragraphs with big words! (without a drop of substance)
All you ever do is defend the deflated/defeated status quo of the western world with your meticulous jargon.
See how he talks about these people?
Those who join the military are people whose civilian life tended to involve difficultly and hardship and tended to not involve hardship. Those who have such a low opinion of the military tend to be people who have a trust fund or at least enough affluence that they believe that the very notion that they are bad people is questionable while those who serve in the military come from farms or town that had their livelihoods taken suddenly and without any pity. Those who disdain the military tend to be those who, from their multimillion dollar estates in the Hills of West Los Angeles, after finishing a $500 Yoga class and before showering and going out to get a $100 per plate dinner and see a $200 ticket per show to see either some play a about quirky lesbians who try to run a bagel shop in Topanga Canyon Blvd. or some blow hard comedian who says that men and women act differently and that American soldiers are dumb (I am sure that he will curse a lot because there is such a heavy social and political taboo against people who curse at comedy clubs and on private, premium cable channels in the year 2011, how biting and bold that comedian's satire it was). Those who join tend to not live such a pampered existence and that there are harsh and painful consequences, they may have gotten beaten up in school because they had a stutter or their father might have lost his job and they had to sell their house and move into an apartment and share one of the two bedrooms with all of his brothers and sisters. Loses and damages are felt much less in the abstract by these working class Mid Western and Southern citizen soldiers.
Why don't you talk about youself and why you type your essays on NT to protect your own views? What would those people say about your lifestyle and upbringing and how they reflect your views Mr "Economist"? Keep in mind I don't apply to any of those things in that paragraph either.Originally Posted by B Smooth 202
SMH^
Look at me, I can type big long paragraphs with big words! (without a drop of substance)
All you ever do is defend the deflated/defeated status quo of the western world with your meticulous jargon.
See how he talks about these people?
Those who join the military are people whose civilian life tended to involve difficultly and hardship and tended to not involve hardship. Those who have such a low opinion of the military tend to be people who have a trust fund or at least enough affluence that they believe that the very notion that they are bad people is questionable while those who serve in the military come from farms or town that had their livelihoods taken suddenly and without any pity. Those who disdain the military tend to be those who, from their multimillion dollar estates in the Hills of West Los Angeles, after finishing a $500 Yoga class and before showering and going out to get a $100 per plate dinner and see a $200 ticket per show to see either some play a about quirky lesbians who try to run a bagel shop in Topanga Canyon Blvd. or some blow hard comedian who says that men and women act differently and that American soldiers are dumb (I am sure that he will curse a lot because there is such a heavy social and political taboo against people who curse at comedy clubs and on private, premium cable channels in the year 2011, how biting and bold that comedian's satire it was). Those who join tend to not live such a pampered existence and that there are harsh and painful consequences, they may have gotten beaten up in school because they had a stutter or their father might have lost his job and they had to sell their house and move into an apartment and share one of the two bedrooms with all of his brothers and sisters. Loses and damages are felt much less in the abstract by these working class Mid Western and Southern citizen soldiers.