Would you volunteer to respond Santa Claus letters for children?

WillaKissing · 56-60, M

No because I could not lie to a child about their Christmas wishes, I would only do it if I had the means to grant every one of their wishes. So, no.

WillaKissing · 56-60, M

@swirlie Because I was ordered to go and it was my damn job!

And again, like I said a few posts ago as well run for political office yourself to change that in the future.

swirlie · 31-35

@WillaKissing
You joined the Army because you knew you would ultimately be deployed to fight a war that was based on a lie, because you obviously didn't think the US Army was some kind of country club where guys go to hang out and get their college paid for by the taxpayer.

That was the essence of my original comment to you. You would NOT have joined the Army if you thought those wars your country constantly immerses itself into were lies. If you thought they were lies, you would never have joined the US Army.

The only reason you become a soldier in the US Army was because you believed what your government told you about the USA having to defend itself against a never ending perceived threat, despite the US never actually being attacked by foreign adversaries who showed up en mass with tanks and thousands of soldiers. That never happened even once in the USA.

You believed the threat was real because you believed the lie that your government told you was fact, when in fact those perceived threats were lies.