Choices: Toxic Masculinity or Low-T Liberalism?

When the US military and its lawyers care more about the rights and lives of our enemies than they do the rights and lives of its soldiers and marines, it’s over.
It got to the point in Afghanistan and Iraq that our troops had to get clearance from lawyers before they could act on real-time intelligence. By the time they got a thumbs up or down on actionable intelligence, it was usually too late. The enemy knows our ROE and acts accordingly. They have no ROE hampering their ability.
And this, folks, is why we were in a 20 year war and our enemies don’t respect us.
I no longer encourage anyone to join our military… they just might end up in Leavenworth for doing their duty.

WELL SAID, prankster! Liberalism (again) has impacted us negatively. When I see what they have done to our military and our respected institutions, I just want to scream. No wonder recruitment is in the tank....men don't want to be whiny little girly boys.

Bring Back Brains & Badass Ballz
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I am a vet myself, been talking youth out of serving for years, even helped a few get jobs. There is zero reason to defend the woke states of amerika.

Not yours.

Go woke go broke, what is left of our once powerful military can't handle doing paperwork for ICE on our border.

Side note: one of imgflips most notable trolls and several of his alt accounts were arguing with me that there are no food shortages in the USA, I say there are and getting worse, have you noticed any?

There will be more shortages as time goes on w/ Biden building back better. His policies are destroying us yet some libs refute it...those are the 'useful idiots'. We are paying much more for food and that in itself makes it worse on people who live paycheck to paycheck. The Ukraine situation is impactful. There will be certain items that will be in short supply from time to time but some experts say we have more food than is necessary. Time will tell but in the meantime, it doesn't hurt to stock up and will keep you from spending more for the same items later.

JOHN KENNEDY: “Bid-nINFLATION is costing Louisiana families $798 more each month—that’s almost $9,600 a year.”

Food Shortage 2023: 10 Difficult-To-Find Foods In 2023
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Nahhh. Just because tens of thousands of prime farmland acres are now sporting solar cells and tens of thousands more are being bought up by foreign entities and put into the CRP program so they can make more by NOT growing crops doesn't mean there'll be shortages. I, for one, can't wait for the electric semi's to haul those yummy fruits 'n vegetables from California all the way to my local grocer so he can pitch it all into his dumpster cuz it rotted away somewhere over the 20 day trip. Nahhh. 😉