I never said you was in the army either ? Your presented with options that may be fulfilled yes but you do not by any means choose and state where and what your doing. If your a drone mechanic and commander says go burn poop. Guess what your burning poop. It's the military not the union. You can request deployment/station in Columbia doesn't mean that's where you are going. Sure your chance may be higher. It still isnt a choice.
Yes misinformation is a big problem that's is why it is quite important to cite your sources when you talk about an epidemiologist for example.
Unless you are completely ignorant then you know your chances of goinf to specific places based on the branch you choose and the MOS/AFSC you choose. I knew I had high chances of being sent TDY to Korea and the middle east when I joined. I also knew I had a high chance of being stationed in Italy, Germany, Guam, and Alaska based on the AFSC I chose. The only over seas deployment I got was the middle east, but there were orders in the pipeline for me to go to Korea before I was discharged. If there is an ongoing conflict when you join, then the chances of you going there are high, so I think it's safe to say that shit was going down in Columbia when they signed up.
But did he choose ultimately where he was going ?
Look at it this way. It’s a job. You volunteer to do things. If you want to go home you can. I volunteered for everything I did. Hopefully you have had a job but I suspect I’m wrong so I might as well go talk to a stump.
He signed up to shoot people in the face. He was fortunate to be blessed with the opportunity to do it in Columbia. I joined post 9/11 so I knew where I was goingBut did he choose ultimately where he was going ?
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I got the AFSC I chose, I got the first base of my choosing for my first duty station, and I even got the first base of my choosing when they put the base I was at through an A76 (mostly replacing military personnel with contractors). I can't be the only one. The only deployment that I had no choice in was going to the middle east.But did he choose ultimately where he was going ?
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Really? So if I'm ordered and deployed for 6 months, two months in I can be like hey sarge I'm not really about this. Can I go home ? That's not the point i was making though like every damn discussion that's been quoted by you senators. Damn now I see why trump is on the pedastool. I was pointing out the claim of signing up to go kill a specific nation's citizens in a time of non war. Citizen may be a stretch but for lack of better word.
Being humane and survival rarely go hand in hand. Tough decisions need to be made and sometimes people have to die for others to succeed and live. I don't disagree with the fact that it sucks, but is it not better for the majority of society to survive and be able to actually live their lives? This is going off the deep end, but think about it this way... If some god of your choosing came to you today and said "I'm going to give you two choices and you have to choose one. Choice #1: I kill 0.04% of the population of your country, and the majority of those deaths will be the elderly and those who are already sick. Choice #2: I will cut that rate of death down to slightly less, possible in half, but will destroy businesses, the educational system, and put people out on the streets. People will lose their lively hood, suicide rates will go up 600%, and smoking rates among people will go up as a result from the stress in their lives. Which would you choose?
What makes you think that person joined in a time where there wasn't a conflict going on? Also, how is not being able to pull out of a job any different than not being able to pull out of a job that you were contracted and legally bound to do? The punishment is more severe but you are still breaking a contract you swore to fulfill.
Idk ask punisher hes the one who said you can leave man. Start using context please for christ fucking sake. There is always conflict going on lol? Some larger and more publicized than others. This whole thing started and continued from one point. Signing up to kill Colombian leftists. Now we're here. See how politics works away from ever solving or debating the key point? I mean this isnt opinion, experience, anything. Its basic reading comprehension.
Deep end for sure.
You can leave. There might be repercussions .
So are you saying you would be ready to kill your mother for somebody else business?
Remember what I said about your reading comprehension disability? @Punisher84 never said he joined to kill Columbians, that was @18B. And, yes, there are ways to get out of the military early without a dishonorable discharge. One way is to get discharged for a hardship. Another is to get discharged to further your education (although this is mostly limited to a 90 day early discharge). You can also leave active duty and finish the rest of your contract out in the guard or reserves. I even met a guy once who was drafted to a professional sports team and the USAF permitted him to leave to pursue that career.
How did you get that from what I said? Nothing I said was about saving someone's business it was about the whole picture. Open your fuckin eyes.
He said he (joined) the army to shoot colombians . Context. Still spinning the story I see. Not I signed up to deploy to Columbia while I was in the army. Sure you can see a conflict and predict hey I might be going there. Doesn't mean you chose. I mean honestly punisher you wore a uniform. You think columbia was the only place shooters were deployed at the time ?
Lets put this in a way a 4 year old could understand...just for you.
