• Cummunism [they/them, he/him]
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    2 years ago

    start no shit, won’t be no shit. But America prefers to start shit, so civilians will die and then someone will say they died for freedom again, so we mock that.

    • ratboy [they/them]
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      62 years ago

      Totally. Its disgusting that it’s been used as a reason to continue invading other countries and just decimating them. I think it’s just the way that some jokes are delivered are more general and that makes it feel weird.

        • ratboy [they/them]
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          52 years ago

          That makes sense. I was in middle school when it happened so that may also affect my perspective. I remember one of my friends who had family in New York absolutely losing it at school. I appreciate the responses though!

          • Cummunism [they/them, he/him]
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            i was around the same age. I remember going to lunch and someone said the 2nd tower fell. I remember thinking “wow” but was too young to figure out all the implications. I wasn’t even really political at all then, too young to know or care really. I had a friend who joined the army cause he wasn’t too bright for school but was crazy good at languages so he was an interpreter, then he worked privately and he got blown up in Afghanistan. I do think about how 9/11 got him killed kinda indirectly and that makes me a lil sad, but also don’t join the army and sure as fuck don’t work for some private military mercs and one can avoid that.