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@hankhill3446 I disagree. If the only complaint is that it's "inappropriate", so what? You get naked around dudes all the time? Can you not control yourself around your naked female colleagues? (I'm using a general "you" here, obviously. Not trying to accuse you of being ravenously horny lol)
If by "woke events", you're referring to celebrations of Pride, I completely disagree with you. I understand you believe that it's a sin (or something to that tune, since you mentioned your religious beliefs), but Pride is actually pretty important. I used to think it was kind of redundant, given that most people seem(ed) to be cool with gay/trans people. However, I've come to realize how important Pride is to people who don't have the support of their friends and/or family. And, especially in a profession that typically attracts more conservative people (like, I dunno, the military), there's a lot of value in making gay people feel welcomed when they otherwise might not be.
Can you please elaborate upon what you mean by "these policies", and explain to me why you feel diversity training is a bad thing?
And finally, to answer your question:
The purpose of a military is to defend the country that owns it, and to project the power and interests of that country onto other countries. Sometimes for better, sometimes for worse. And, I might add, a military does this much better when its members feel valued and like part of the team.
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@richardfroste4548 Y'know "Richard Froste", your profile is awfully baren for a guy who has been on this platform for almost 10 years. Very bot-like of you, comrade.
You see, comrade, it's about 3:30 in the afternoon for me, an American living on the East Coast. You posted this comment about seven hours ago, which would be about 8am. However, 8am EST is actually the middle of the day in Moscow! 3pm, in fact!
Now, you could just be an early bird, but I somehow find it hard to believe that you were posting misinformation in Ryan's comments at 8am on a Wednesday. No, it's more likely that you also posted this comment at 3:30pm... in Moscow.
I look forward to your reply tomorrow at 8 am, tovarisch! Slava Rossyia!
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@sheldoniusRex
1.) Rhetorical questions are just that: Rhetoric. Rhetoric is defined as "language designed to have a persuasive or impressive effect on its audience, but often regarded as lacking in sincerity or meaningful content."
Raichik did not ask the question sincerely or meaningfully. By asking that rhetorical question, juxtaposed to a male mariner doing a feminine dance, she implied that "No, this video does NOT show strength or confidence in our military." If you cannot understand subtext, then there's nowhere this conversation can go.
2.) Boo hoo. Cry me a river. It doesn't matter what this sailor does in his free time (especially in the privacy of a bedroom). The most important thing to the United States military (or any military worth its own weight in salt) is this: Can it kill? If yes, good! If no, seek employment elsewhere.
I'd be very interested to hear you qualify what you believe is "degeneracy", or hear you explain who you think the "managers in Washington" are. Extra credit if you can do the former without referring to the Bible, and the latter without referring to (((THE JEWS))).
Bonus point.) Why do you care what our enemies think? I, for one, invite them--at their earliest convenience--to test their hypothesis and prove to the world just how "weak" the greatest military power on Earth really is.
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He's bad at rhetoric? Also, this is a weird hill to die on, and isn't a whole lot better than the "ripe and fertile" bit. When I was 16, I had literally no clue what I wanted to do with my life. I'm 22, and I still have no idea what I want to do with my life. I don't think, even with parental consent, that 16-year-olds have the experience and capacity to make an informed decision about marriage. Minors should, under no circumstances, be allowed to marry.
Honestly, I don't think a person should even start thinking about marriage until they're 25, but that's more of a "what you should/shouldn't do" thing rather than what I think should actually be law.
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