>if the wars were fake does it complicate honoring the soldiers?
I would say that many of the soldiers were at the very least, just doing their jobs. Some of them truly believed they were somehow protecting their country, rather than the "interests of the United States inc."
IMHO it is a good thing to honor those that fought and died while believing it was to protect our freedom. It is certainly kinder to those who have lost loved ones.
>Why would that stupid fucking asshole sit in the chair of bones
Why wouldn't he? It's fucking cool.
>definitely not ground up migration burger.
Would be an efficient method of reducing their presence in our country.
Meh. We don't know how or why they died. They aren't around to complain about having their bones sat on. Sitting on a chair made of calcium deposits is not evil.
This guy gets cooked. Doubt he survived.
https://x.com/i/status/1794567450664878567
https://x.com/MackTruckNic/status/1794567450664878567
I am not allowed to post videos here unless they are only from YT. So there's the links and here is a low res mp4
Thanks for the reminder. I got taco fixins.
>we all come here hoping to finally see that great piece of news that something has finally happened
We are watching a movie. I know that is so very tired. It is this simple: Problem, reaction, solution. All pre-planned by a military of sorts, whatever they call themselves. It remains to be seen if protecting mankind and the country is a priority for them, or if they are just blowing smoke up our ass long enough to take it all from us. Either way, there ain't a god damned thing you can do about it. So just watch, or not, if you can help it.
>no wins
Well, you got the military distributing the culling shots at warp speed. Depends on who is winning.
With salt and butter lipstick.