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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I’ve never liked Elon Musk more than I do now, with the way he makes the heads of so many here explode. [/quote]

I am trying to imagine being a person like you. [/quote]

It’s not bad. Got a family, a great, funny wife who’s tough and smart and my best friend, two young adult sons starting to get their sh!t together and make something of themselves. Current job is m’eh, but certainly easier than sone other things I’ve done in life. Didn’t go to an Ivy. Army combat Vet of OEF and OIF, screwed by the VA (like everyone else). No grandkids yet, thankfully. Need another decade before I can accept that. Keep our yard tidy and grass mowed and help my neighbors all the time with stuff. Was a volunteer firefighter for years, but my increasing deafness from combat operations put a stop to that. I used to love seeing concerts, now, it’s all sounds like it’s underwater. All in all, it’s been a fun ride so far. So being me isn’t bad at all. [b]And I’ve certainly given our country more than you have,[/b] so there’s that. Hope that helps you with your imagining thing. [/quote]

Always funny to me how veterans think they’ve given soooo much to our country because they went and fought in a war nobody wanted that was only started so rich people could get richer. “But they hate us because of our freedom!” No they don’t, they hate us because of 400 years of us messing around with their country and leaving them impoverished.

The person who works at a grocery store to feed everyone, the women who has kids so our pyramid scheme of an economy can keep going, the daycare worker who helps raise those kids so the parents can keep contributing to said economy, the sanitation workers who keep everything clean so we don’t all die….they all contribute just as much to our country as a veteran. They were just smart enough to not sign away their life and mental health in exchange for $40k a year. [/quote]
And a lot of “veterans” were no where near combat. Being a veteran shouldn’t give you a free pass for everything. [/quote]

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