Comments by "wheelmanstan" (@wheelmanstan) on "Institute for Justice" channel.

@bipslone8880 It should be brought up, he sacrificed for this country. What's more American than serving the American military? And even a guy like that can get his savings yanked from him? A lot of times "veteran" is brought up when it shouldn't be as it has nothing to do with anything, but in this case it's okay that it's brought up. And being a marine doesn't mean he's the only person who's sacrificed either, a lot of people get left out of all the praise being thrown around. I mean Paramedics and ER surgeons etc sacrifice a lot for their country as well. I'm a vet and it bugs me when they aren't mentioned. Imagine the shit they gotta see and deal with daily. Lots of PTSD.
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@bipslone8880 He signed up to fight for his country, I don't know his job, but when you sign the dotted line it's Uncle Sam who has you for at least 4 years and another 4 years should he need you. If a world war breaks out then you're fighting it. When you're willing to die for America, then that of course makes you as American as it gets. Anyway "war criminal"? Haha. Yeah you can believe what ever you want to believe and call them whatever. You pay taxes, taxes pay for the military (the military-all branches and members working together) make all those little things you love and take for granted possible via killing, liberating, grabbing up minerals and territory that every one else wants to grab up. So you're part of the process. Congrats. I'm not shitting on any American volunteering and sacrificing their time and energy for the betterment of this country and its citizens.
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@bipslone8880 It is volunteering. You're being silly. Fk off, please. Worship deez nuts.
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@ikilledthemoon haha okay
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@ArizonaSonora1 no one said anything about the value of a person or second class citizens, you folks are being very silly
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