Kram: Semper Fi I gave a lot of grunts their grey, green and brown belts in MCMAP. I ran their dicks into the dirt in Corporal's Course and Sergeant's Course. I had no problem with them calling me whatever they wanted. But to not call it real service is plain stupid. Like I said: I'll take you to a few graves, and then to their families, and then you can call them paper pushers. That's if you grow a pair.
Simply enlisting in the army or being part of the military will not make me respect anyone, respect is earned not given. I don't blindly respect anyone. (Some people just respect those military in the military because they are just in the military) You have to do something worth respecting for me to respect you. We are all humans and some join for their own benefits. IF I joined THE MILITARY to feed my family, or because of COLLEGE, I wouldn't expect any gratitude, respect or appreciation because well I did for me and stuff. BUT SOME PEOPLE ARE LIKE "BUT THEY ARE OUT THERE PROTECTING YOUR FREEDOM AND RIGHTS YOU UNGRATEFUL PUNK, GO FUCK YOURSELF!!" ^Remember they don't all do it because of this. Some do it because for other reasons. (College, feeding their family, money, benefits, respect, glory etc) AND IM NOT GONNA DISRESPECT THEIR OTHER REASON FOR JOINING... I just don't really respect it. Those who are actually willing to sacrifice their life for their country, FOR FREEDOM, FOR OUR RIGHTS, I RESPECT THEM. BECAUSE NOT EVERYONE WOULD DO THIS!! I know this may be a touchy subject for some of you, AND I MEAN NO DISRESPECT NOR DO I MEAN TO OFFEND ANYONE. Deuces ️
For those who were unsure what a grunt is: A term of affection used to denote that filthy, sweaty, dirt-crusted, foot sore, camouflage painted, ripped trousered, tired, sleepy beautiful little son of a *beep* who has kept the wolf away from the door for over two hundred years
^The most I have ever seen you post. This is definitely a touchy subject for many of people, which are usually the ones I stay out of.
biggest respect you for this page. But anyone who helps protect your country should be proud. keep up the great work all
My grandfather was a cook on a naval ship. The encased folded flag hanging on my wall means the same as one hanging on the wall of any widow, widower, child, or grandchild of any soldier no longer with us ️ He served his country to the best of his ability, no matter what talent that was.
My step-dad was a cook for the army. Marv133 is a soldier and has been deployed. Amazing work yall do. I thank you for all do you for us. I always think about how much they do, and how to give back. Id love to send care packages. Every little bit helps! Never forget those who died and the ones who still serve or about to serve.