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| Name ''one'' freedom the US military has given us since the start of the Iraq war. ''One'' that we've gained. I can think of several we have lost since then, so don't try to bullshit me. US government soldiers do ''not'' fight for my freedom—they fight for their paychecks and their bosses. Period.' ([[DV]]) | Name ''one'' freedom the US military has given us since the start of the Iraq war. ''One'' that we've gained. I can think of several we have lost since then, so don't try to bullshit me. US government soldiers do ''not'' fight for my freedom—they fight for their paychecks and their bosses. Period. ([[DV]]) |
Fallacy:
"You should be thankful for the military. They protect your freedom."
Response:
Soldiers lay their lives on the line? So what? So do Mafia hit men, but I don't see ticker-tape parades thrown in their honor.
The facts are these: the government steals and extorts tax money from the productive (any government does this) to fund their military, so they can commit mass murder. They run the schools, so they can brainwash people into believing that their soldiers are fighting for their "freedom."
Name one freedom the US military has given us since the start of the Iraq war. One that we've gained. I can think of several we have lost since then, so don't try to bullshit me. US government soldiers do not fight for my freedom—they fight for their paychecks and their bosses. Period. (DV)