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Antwan Scott
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These fucking mouth-breathers and their tiny peens get so tiny hard over this shit.
Can you imagine the absurd, grossly exaggerated war stories these guys will tell once they get back to their hometowns and meet their right-wing, internet warrior Trumpite friends? They'll make it sound like they were at Omaha Beach or Guadalcanal, heroically fighting off hordes of Latino/Arab/ISIS/MS-13 immigrants, when in reality they spent about an hour a day outside eating Doritos, drinking Cokes, and lovingly cleaning their Glocks before the sun got too hot and they returned to the local Days Inn to watch themselves on Fox and surf the net, heroically
Better hurry and buy your anti-immigrant Caravan spray from Alex Jones before they are sold out!
Can you imagine the absurd, grossly exaggerated war stories these guys will tell once they get back to their hometowns and meet their right-wing, internet warrior Trumpite friends? They'll make it sound like they were at Omaha Beach or Guadalcanal, heroically fighting off hordes of Latino/Arab/ISIS/MS-13 immigrants, when in reality they spent about an hour a day outside eating Doritos, drinking Cokes, and lovingly cleaning their Glocks before the sun got too hot and they returned to the local Days Inn to watch themselves on Fox and surf the net.
lol
it will now be referred to as "operation waste of resources"
And yet, Pubs continuously clamor that the military needs more funding.
Instead of football with their families on this Veterans Day weekend, soldiers with the 19th Engineer Battalion, fresh from Fort Knox, Ky., were painstakingly webbing concertina wire on the banks of the Rio Grande, just beneath the McAllen-Hidalgo-Reynosa International Bridge.
Nearby, troops from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State were making sure a sick call tent was properly set up next to their aid station. And a few miles away, Staff Sgt. Juan Mendoza was directing traffic as his engineer support company from Fort Bragg, N.C., unloaded military vehicles.
Come Thanksgiving, they most likely will still be here.
Two thousand miles away, at the Pentagon, officials privately derided the deployment as an expensive waste of time and resources, and a morale killer to boot.