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Many of these, raw, unedited, and heartbreaking comments have errors, but we thought it best to present them uncorrected, pure, and just as they were written.

AFTER POSTING a video of a young recruit talking to the camera about how service allows him to better himself “as a man and a warrior”, the US Army tweeted, “How has serving impacted you?”

As of this writing, the post has over 5,300 responses. Most of them are heartbreaking.

“My daughter was raped while in the army,” said one responder. “They took her to the hospital where an all male staff tried to convince her to give the guy a break because it would ruin his life. She persisted. Wouldn’t back down. Did a tour in Iraq. Now suffers from PTSD.”

“I’ve had the same nightmare almost every night for the past 15 years,” said another.

This article exists solely to document a few of the things that have been posted in that space, partly to help spread public awareness and partly in case the thread gets deleted in the interests of “national security”. Here’s a sampling in no particular order:

“After I came back from overseas I couldn’t go into large crowds without a few beers in me. I have nerve damage in my right ear that since I didn’t want to look weak after I came back I lied to the VA rep. My dad was exposed to agent orange which destroyed his lungs, heart, liver and pancreas and eventually killing him five years ago. He was 49, exposed at a post not Vietnam, and will never meet my daughter my nephew. I still drink to much and I crowds are ok most days but I have to grocery shop at night and can’t work days because there is to many ppl.”

“My dad was drafted into war and was exposed to agent orange. I was born w multiple physical/neurological disabilities that are linked back to that chemical. And my dad became an alcoholic with ptsd and a side of bipolar disorder.”

I enlisted to fight for the Jew, not defend my own country’s borders!

“i met this guy named christian who served in iraq. he was cool, had his own place with a pole in the living room. always had lit parties. my best friend at the time started dating him so we spent a weekend at his crib. after a party, 6am, he took out his laptop. he started showing us some pics of his time in the army. pics with a bunch of dudes. smiling, laughing. it was cool. i was drunk and didn’t care. he started showing us pics of some little kids. after a while, his eyes went completely fucking dark. i was like man, dude’s high af. he very calmly explained to us that all of those kids were dead ‘but that’s what war was. dead kids and nothing to show for it but a military discount’. christian killed himself 2 months later.”

“Chronic pain with a 0% disability rating (despite medical discharge) so no benefits, and anger issues that I cope with by picking fistfights with strangers.”

“My cousin went to war twice and came back with a drug addiction that killed him. My other cousin could never get paid on time and when he left they tried to withhold his pay.”

“Left my talented and young brother a broken and disabled man who barely leaves the house. Left my mother hypervigilant & terrified due to the amount of sexual assault & rape covered up and looked over by COs. Friend joined right out if HS, bullet left him paralyzed neck down.”

“It’s given me a fractured spine, TBI, combat PTSD, burn pit exposure, and a broken body with no hope of getting better. Not even medically retired for a fractured spine. WTF.”

“Everyone I know got free PTSD and chemical exposure and a long engagement in their efforts to have the US pay up for college tuition. Several lives ruined. No one came out better. Thank god my recruiter got a DUI on his way to get me or I would be dead or worse right now.”

“Hmmm. Let’s see. I lost friends, have 38 inches of scars, PTSD and a janky arm and hand that don’t work.” 

“My best friend joined the Army straight out of high school because his family was poor & he wanted a college education. He served his time & then some. Just as he was ready to retire he was sent to Iraq. You guys sent him back in a box. It destroyed his children.”

“I was #USNavy, my husband was #USArmy, he served in Bosnia and Iraq and that nice, shy, funny guy was gone, replaced with a withdrawn, angry man…he committed suicide a few years later…when I’m thanked for my service, I just nod.”

“My best childhood friend lost his mind after his time in the marines and now he lives in a closet in his mom’s house and can barely hold a conversation with anyone. He only smokes weed and drinks cough syrup that he steals since he can’t hold a job.”

“My father’s successful military career taught him that he’s allowed to use violence to make people do what he wants because America gave him that power.”

“I was thinking about enlisting until I saw this thread. Hard pass.”

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Source: Modern Heretic

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USAF JAG VET
USAF JAG VET
5 June, 2019 12:24 am

Much to my profound dismay, the U.S. military – in which I served as an officer during the first Gulf War – should more aptly be called the Israeli Foreign Legion, with its motto being: Only the Goyim Die Young. I was a young, naïve man at the time and full of patriotic fervor. I did not know what Bush the Elder meant when he spoke of a New World Order. To my knowledge, none of the “dumb, stupid animals” that I served with (Henry Kissinger’s words, not mine) did either. If I only knew then what I know now. Mothers and fathers, please think long and hard before allowing your sons and daughters to be sent off to the Middle East to fight and die for Israel. Even if… Read more »

Former Liberal
Former Liberal
5 June, 2019 1:04 pm

Served 8 years in the Marines, from 1988 to 1996. I agree totally with that former USAF officer who posted above. I tell younger people that they will be embroiled in endless proxy wars for Israel. Also tell people that parasite of a nation gets at least 3.8 billion dollars from us a year! Unfortunately, too many Americans are still brainwashed by the “God’s chosen people” nonsense, but we have to keep trying!

Will Williams
Will Williams
6 June, 2019 11:40 am

Happy D-Day, Dumbasses! You in the ‘greatest generation” helped to win the war that made the State of Israel possible.

Sethmoto101
Sethmoto101
Reply to  Will Williams
6 June, 2019 11:16 pm

It led to much more than that. The USSR arose from it a superpower whose thanks for US aid was to aim 1000’s of nuclear warheads at our population centers and to start proxy wars around the world, for decades. The “Cold War” largely contributed to the weak US economy throughout the 1970s and left tens of thousands more US soldiers dead or crippled.

Powell
Powell
Reply to  Sethmoto101
14 June, 2019 2:56 pm

Forget about Israel and the US, it led to this world right now in which white genocide and the effective erasure of all whites in the Western sphere is underway. We slit our own throats to save our destroyers.

cc
cc
6 June, 2019 12:26 pm

Bob Whitaker called it the Weakest Generation.

My Uncle was forced into that war but never spoke of it. He didn’t want to be associated with such darkness.

Ted Truewil
Ted Truewil
6 June, 2019 8:33 pm

D-DAY
(Deceit Day)
The day we remember all the Americans who the Jews tricked into fighting their European brothers.

MadJack
MadJack
9 June, 2019 12:38 am

The Greatest Generation: slaughtering Whites to make the world safe for communism, zionism and race mixing…

Green Beret - Vietnam
Green Beret - Vietnam
9 June, 2019 10:04 am

Article: “My best friend joined the Army straight out of high school because his family was poor & he wanted a college education. Just as he was ready to retire he was sent to Iraq. You guys sent him back in a box.” I’ve had military in my family going back to the Civil War. As then, as now, whether you’re fighting Jew wars or not, joining (today) is voluntary. The military doesn’t exist to provide you with a college education or a place to sleep or a paycheck. It exists to KILL people. If that’s not okay with you, McDonald’s is taking applications. So if your”best friend joined the army and came back in a box” then he fulfilled his purpose. So you have no right to complain. Because… Read more »

Will Williams
Will Williams
Reply to  Green Beret - Vietnam
9 June, 2019 12:47 pm

GREEN BERET – VIETNAM [I]f your”best friend joined the army and came back in a box” then he fulfilled his purpose. So you have no right to complain. — Take that up with the author of the article, Modern Heretic. He’s simply quoting people who answered the question tweeted by the U.S. Army, “How has serving impacted you?” I volunteered to join the Army in 1966 while still in high school; ended up serving two tours with SF in RVN, so we probably had mutual friends, some of whom unlike us, unfortunately, came home in boxes. The position of the National Alliance, the sponsor of National Vanguard, is that young White Americans should join NA, not the U.S. military. The Alliance does not promise a college education, or even a… Read more »

Walt Hampton
Walt Hampton
11 June, 2019 1:47 pm

NA/National Vanguard is my spiritual home.
A minor difference or two over non-essential
issues is of no consequence. I think I learned
that the very first day I read a pirated copy of
“Who Rules America.” As is the case with
Chancellor Hitler, WLP is immortal.