It’s classified, unless you ask nicely, then it’s not. Expat living in South Africa. Follows ≠ approval. Not a gov agency. I’m just a watcher of the times.

Abroad. Where? I dunno Im lost
For those looking at my profile; I intentionally don’t say where I am from, but it’s clear where I currently live. Whether I’m an expat or not, and what nationality I am, I don’t say. My opinions are based on my exp, and yes can be wrong. Engage on points, not assumptions
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Here we have another AfD supporting neo-Nazi. The antisemitism in their posts is obvious, but they also use interesting language that suggests they may not be native German. A femboy neo-Nazi, antisemite is quite a thing though
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Hubie is right here. Rob is spouting typical vetbro BS. They think wars are won by killing ppl, they aren’t. Wars are won by all that it requires to get the “killers” to the battlefield, then support them there, and help them know where the enemy is and on and on and on
Hey Rob, why is combat experience the only thing that seems to count here? Modern warfare takes a hell of a lot more than door-kickers and trigger-pullers. Logistics, intelligence, engineering, maintenance, deterrence, C2 , all of it matters. I was a submarine officer. I eventually commanded an SSBN and later a submarine squadron. I wasn’t kicking doors, but I’d argue nuclear deterrence was still a fairly important contribution to national defense. Different officers bring different experience and skills to the fight. That’s kind of the point of a joint force. And yes, I’ll be interested to hear what you have to say to Congress about your own role as a special government employee. In terms of popcorn selection should I go with Orville Redenbacher, or Jolly Time? Let me know.
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The comments under this post are quite something. A lot of confederate apologists and lost cause believers. Some even openly wanting slavery back. Just sad and disgusting.
“Lincoln” was a curse word in my great-grandmother's house. My father, born in 1953, has told me this many times. She spoke bitterly about what her own mother and father suffered "at the hands of those damned Yankees." Her parents lived through reconstruction and her grandparents lived through the Union occupation of Alexandria, Virginia, a city that tallied 2 total votes for Lincoln in 1860. That is why the feeling survives in Southern families. It was never really about a dead president. It was a daughter's loyalty to her parents and grandparents, handed to a grandson who still remembers how she said the name. My father never saw the war. He saw his grandmother's face when she spoke of the man who sent an army into her parents' town. He remembered her. He told me. The Civil War is distant history. Our father’s voices are not.
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I imagine this is bait, but this is such a stupid opinion from what I imagine is a kid. A land war in Afghanistan was tough, now imagine Canada. If you let them vote you get a whole new Democrat state, and millions of new voters for the democrats. This is a child’s post from OP
Replying to @marcthiessen
We should just invade it already. It has been ruined by its corrupt politicians. It would do better under American management as a colony.
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I don’t say what I am, or what I’ve done. I don’t pretend to be anything either. I don’t insinuate I’ve been a spook or whatever. I just don’t want my personal info known, any of it. The vetbros hate me partially for it, if you do too, then don’t follow me, or speak to me. 1/2
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I’m just here to try and get people to treat each other better, to try and make the world a little bit better, and to try and bring solutions to problems by connecting with people. I’m not here to measure dicks with vetbros who can’t move on. If you can join me, pls do. 2/2
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Which poor worker that’s willing to work on a farm for minimum wage, is going to be able to afford $10k for a visa. That visa also won’t lead to citizenship given the current arguments we’ve seen. So you’re asking him to give up what he may earn in a year, for a temporary visa
It is important for the US to produce as much of its own food as possible and to be able to produce it cheaply. And the easiest way to do that is to important cheap immigrant labor. Just charge like $10k for a visa for anyone from central and South America who wants to do the job
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One thing I’ve noticed, especially with the vetbro crowd, but many others too, is a severe hatred for Africa, and anywhere else. Now I’m an expat in South Africa, so I get the “shut up you’re African” a lot. It’s stupid, and let me tell you why 1/6
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That isolates America, and it makes it much harder for America to work with global countries to combat terrorism, and to deter China. It makes it harder for American companies to do business in Africa, whilst Chinese companies prosper. 5/6
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It’s just stupid, and it’s not in line with what America is meant to be. I love America, and truly believe in it, and part of it was a country that helped the world, and stood up for everyone as the leader of the free world. Hating every country that isn’t as wealthy is sad 6/6
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Another dumbass that doesn’t understand what expat means. Vetbros really aren’t the high IQ section of the vets. Trying to have codenames as your name is also so cringe
Nobody give a fuck about your sensitive feelings
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The reality here, is that she’s essentially saying that most Americans don’t want to work for minimum wage, on a farm, without housing/accommodation. We can mock her, but farmers need to truly think about how sustainable their system is without cheap labor. 1/3
Votes to kick undocumented farm workers out of the country Melts down because she can't find help for her farm
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If they can’t survive without cheap labor, and not providing that labor accommodation, then they have a very big problem on their hands that needs to be addressed on a much larger forum and scale. They don’t want to have illegal immigrants, so what do they do? 2/3
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It could be made easier for seasonal workers to get visas for the U.S., but again with no housing, where can they afford to stay whilst working for minimum wage. This isn’t a purely US issue either, and it requires a lot of thought from experts from various fields. 3/3
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The other reason I speak like a politician, is that I am on the autism spectrum. How far I’m not too sure, but it’s not far. I’m functional. However I have been told I do sometimes miss social cues.
The reason I speak like such a politician, trying to get Americans to see the positive and work together etc, is because I truly believe in America, and in what the country stands for. I don’t want to see it torn apart by foreign forces, or internal ones. If that’s bad 🤷‍♂️
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There’s a big problem with men who have never grown past 16. You see it everyday with the trolling on this app. It’s not funny, it’s not clever, and it’s not even stinging. It makes the fellow forever-16 choads laugh, and the number of them explains why society is declining.
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I will never understand how these socially stunted individuals think being blocked is winning. They’ll be alone on here shouting to an audience of none, thinking “I’m such a winner alpha male”
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