I don't think it's as simple as that. It can be multiple reasons. It could be a sense of duty or want to serve your contry. It could be a family legacy and you want to follow in family footsteps.
Why did you send your kids to public school ? No matter the reason, time to pay you pair share. We already went over the numbers and you still owe. Do you also use public streets in your area ?
The first question is a fair question. I sent my kids to public school, for several reasons. I was being taxed for it anyway. I was not as aware then as I am now. It wasn't entirely my decision, since their mother's wishes were part of the consideration. If the math were done, I would have grossly overpaid several times over by now.
The only ones not using public streets live in a bunker
I should clarify. I do use those things referred to as public streets. I contest that they are "owned by everybody" though as commonly espoused.
Fun fact, one of your brethern wrote that. Glad you acknowledge how retarded the rhetoric your side uses, is.
typical. alt.right trolls say things like this.
Informing you guys what your fellow idiots think is being a troll? I consider it a public service. Taco now knows to rethink his positions, because he called himself an idiot.
Neo-nazis, alt.right trolls, kkk, Trump, Trump's supporters, you (redundant because I called out alt.right earlier but you are slow and I didn't want to confuse you), Independents who vote Republican, libertarians who in fact support capitalism and not liberty, all have this one thing in common.
Duty is taught. I was in during a draft military. You knew the lifers. They loved it. Some ROTC some just military families. Duty to a country is only as good as the country. NK would be a good example of being taught constrained views. My cousin was a popo. A real dick. Firefighters. Lots in the family. Strange bunch. Would I want them running the country? Nope. We'd be killing people for weed possession. I hear all of the stories every damn holiday. I set and can't say a word. Right after grace this Thanksgiving maybe I'll tell them they are 30' away from evil weed. They would freak. Appalachia is wonderful.
Call me curious but I sure would live to see your place, it might shed some light on your ramblings.I should clarify. I do use those things referred to as public streets. I contest that they are "owned by everybody" though as commonly espoused.
Live in a bunker? Nonsense. I live in a cave.
I think most view it as a career now more than duty. I’m speaking more of Canada though, being in the military can be a very good career with excellent training. The police is a different thing I think, takes a “special” person to want to do that job IMO. Firefighter here is also mostly just a job when applying for most I believe but may be wrong. I do know lots (brother is one) and it was just an opportunity for a high paying job with great benefits for them.
This is volunteer fd. But the blue lives matter.
For the most part in the area of Appalachia I know is fairly weed tolerant. If it's just possession it's a ticket now for small amounts. Even for larger amounts it's a slap on the wrist here. Most I know are in favor of cannabis. The police here are fairly lax on it.
LOL well yes most of your ideology would be better practiced on that little gray planet in the upper left.
All lives matter, not at all saying I don’t respect them for the jobs they do, just as I respect the guys in my trade subset. The cop thing was not really meant to imply I think they are all bad as I know a few good cops who I call friends. It just takes a special person to bust someone for, what I deem harmless activity. I would let most walk away, so probably not a good candidate for that career lol. The Canadian military is different I think, in that we don’t/didn’t run into any war we could so that made it more of a job, not a duty, again IMO.
Weed in this area will get the attention of popo and you better have someone with hard drugs on your list to flip on. Anytime anyone sees only one side of a story your vision isn't clear. Popo around here see white trash heroin and meth users and don't connect the person's personal problems with the activity. It's always the drugs. I've been through the courts around here many years ago. This was before Nixon era drug policies. They busted me for selling half my dime bag of weed to whom I thought was a friend. A few days later this friend asked me about black mollies. I said I'm not into speed and didn't know he was. I realized something was odd. Busted a few days later. I had a real job in the big city and they wanted to know about it all. I said i bought my weed from someone on the corner. So I got 3 years probation. I was moving away from Appalachia to the big city. My probation officer met me after moving. He looked like Serpico. After an hour or so talking with my wife and myself he came out and said I can't believe you got 3 years probation on this. He checked back with us the first month. Then he said I'll give you a call once in a while to check up on you. He called once in 3 years. You see the popo in Appalachia needs a job. Making people afraid is their goal. I on the other hand had a real job and earned it. This was all because one if my friends got busted for dui and ratted me out. We visited the area back in the 90's and my wife got pulled over by county popo and they wanted to know why she was their. She said to visit. They told her to make it short. It's the poorest county in the state btw. Yeehaw! I'm glad I moved out many years ago.
Even reporters lives. Except Nazis.
How sad you are. Go to college and get a life. Stop spouting silly nonsense and you will be happier. At least trump has allowed me to see how spoiled kids today are. You keep paying my social security. I'll be gone in another 10 years or so. But I'm laughing my ass off watching you.