If anything, it'd be an honor for us.

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Of course not everyone is the same, but it is a bit sad, that not everyone share the same views.

idk

i have my own views

We had nothing like that in the US Army.

Our army is...

it's pretty much "Hey, go here. Do as your told."

It takes kids, and raises them from the ground up into men

We are taught how to eat, dress, clean, we are even taught how to walk*

I don't mind being told what to do, really.

But if it's leadership making me do stupid shit, then I always question

See, if they were actually responsible and respectable leaders, then I'd do it without question

Mmh.

I have met people with that mentality

I am not too fond of them

either way, I hate bad leadership

Made it clear with my leadership during deployment

always fought, yelled at one another.

They were my own worst enemy out there

When we get beat up by our corporals, people that question the orders usually get us a longer punishment.

they're not allowed to beat us

rip

I wish they were, tbh

they used to be able to

It's not "beating up" if you call it "muscular strenghtening"

wew

People who question the chain of command are weak, and bitch upon the smallest inconvenience whenever taken out of comfort zone.

That is the way I experienced it atleast.

I only question it, because of how questionable they are as leaders.

In the oath I took, I vowed to God and my country.

I only vowed to my country and the Constitution.

One of the parts was, "to follow the orders of my superiors with haste and punctuality"

Our army is a catholic institution.

I'm an Atheist.

No issue with that.

US Army doesn't have an "official" religion

It used to

Back In The days of yore

I think

yeah