goddamn, man... ya know, i thought joining the military would be a great experience for me... but the longer i stay in the more i realize what a corrupt, biased, racially opinionated orginization this is.. it's taken me over 2 and a half years (sadly) to realize that our armed forces (at least the combat arms mos's) are overun by niggers on a power trip who know that they would never make it and be respected in the civilian world, so they abuse their power and attempt to take out their frustrations on the white boys under their command... i can't wait to get out and be able to freely express my beliefs and turn the tables on these worthless fucks...
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Hah, the racist douchebag got a black drill sergeant.
Then he probably got stationed in Iraq and had to answer to a black commander, see ,this is why even though I'm staunchly non religious I still believe in karma
Well arent you just the little ray of sunshine then? Arent you happy being an a military regime where you can go kill sand monkeys and arabs with impunity? Shouldnt you thank the great white KKK grand dragon Jesus and his family for your white privelage? And finally, please go and die horribly in a hole. I think its pancreatic cancer for you dumbshit!
"goddamn, man... ya know, i thought joining the military would be a great experience for me
Negroes? In MY Reich?
Truly, what would you expect my little woodpecker? Black people are more poor because when they were integrated to society they had nothing compared to their former masters,thus more people amongst them prone to violence and enlist in a military accepting anyone as volunteer.
What would you expect?
Of course, the fact that many people's lives depend on total obedience to a guy who has demonstrated to everybody that he's an able man, no matter his colour, wasn't told to you when you joined, was it?. And by the way, who's taking his frustrations on everybody else?, in which ways isn't he a respectable citizen(are you, not respecting him and acknowledging his merits?)?
There IS a hint of truth to this post, even if the anger fueling it is unwarranted. In BCT, every AIT I was in, and every assignment I had while I was in, I had nothing but african americans and latinos in charge (for NCOs, as the officer core is generally full of snotty white boys who couldn't find their ass with both hands). That said, the NCOs I've worked under have always been extremely skilled and almost always treated everyone fairly. The only people who had any sort of issue with them were the fuck ups and the profile riders.
There are a lot of African American and Latinos for the same reason they outnumber whites in sports, because it's a way to get out from the hard life they live being minorities. They try to be accepted in society and fit more than whites but, believe me, and I know it because I've worked with them, they do deserve to serve and are very worth, not like this idiot who surely can't read and write properly.
You know, one time I was put in charge of a working party, and we had two people who were being slackers. Everyone else pitched in happily, they tried to do the least amount of work possible. I yelled at them to pull their weight.
AS IT HAPPENS, one of the slackers was the only black sailor assigned to the working party that day. One was the only female sailor assigned to the working party that day. During a lull, they sat and bitched that I was racist and sexist against blacks and women in the Navy.
Then they noticed me talking to a black female sailor who was riding the launch with us. "Who's that?" they asked. "Oh, just his fiancé," my friend told them. He had really wanted to see the looks on everyone's face when I introduced her as a character witness at my mast. Jackass.
Anyway, I think about that day when someone tells me that ALL the black men in a position of leadership over them are abusing their power and mistreating the poor racist private.
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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