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Should be a wild four years.

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Necrosan said:
I don't even need niggers gone. They can have all of Africa from themselves. Full Scott Adams, leave eachother alone and forget the other one exists.
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They have that now. The problem is that niggers are insane and want to rob, rape, and murder because they think it is fun and it is in their genetics.
 
Necrosan said:
I don't even need niggers gone. They can have all of Africa from themselves. Full Scott Adams, leave eachother alone and forget the other one exists.
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I don't even care if they stay in America I just want them contained. Just give them an entire state where the niggers and nigger lovers can go and commit niggerdom. Wall it off.
I bet it only takes 15 or 20 years for that state to look like one of the worst third world countries you've ever seen in your fucking life. With no niggers or race agitators the rest of the races here will get along so good we'll look like the fucking jetsons in that same timeframe.
Then we'll FINALLY have hover boards. I FIRMLY believe that niggers are the sole reason we don't have hover boards yet.
 
Escalating Violence said:
Draft dodging is based
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What I’ve never understood is that the same people hate the idea of the Vietnam war, yet are also against people who went out of their way to avoid fighting in a war they didn’t support?

Frankly I’m anti-draft on principle but I don’t pretend to somehow think less of someone for dodging it
 
Hahaha, the guy who made sure "customs" was in the ICE name to make it look a cool acronym is probably getting attacked by liberals tonight.
 
LiquidKid said:
What I’ve never understood is that the same people hate the idea of the Vietnam war, yet are also against people who went out of their way to avoid fighting in a war they didn’t support?

Frankly I’m anti-draft on principle but I don’t pretend to somehow think less of someone for dodging it
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Well never mind if people think less about them that's not the point. If your heart isn't in it then you are a detriment and dangerous to the rest of the people fighting. Drafting people is fucking retarded, and with all the drones and air superiority that we have we should never have to draft anyone.
 
LiquidKid said:
I’ve never understood is that the same people hate the idea of the Vietnam war, yet are also against people who went out of their way to avoid fighting in a war they didn’t support?
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It's kinda hard to understand from a modern perspective as needing or using a draft is such an alien concept to us, but back in ye olden days it was seen as your duty to your country and something you accepted as a possibility by choosing to remain a US citizen.

There were plenty of people who opposed the war and didn't want to fight but still accepted being drafted as part of their responsibilities as a US citizen. "You might be drafted" was an established part of the law and the people who dodged were seen as basically saying "Nuh uh, the law doesn't apply to me!" and avoiding both the obligations that everyone else accepted and also the consequences of their choice by running away.

Also a lot of the 'Nam draft dodgers were part of the hippy movement and with that also outright communist sympathizers, which wasn't... great for public relations at the time.
 
gaysexenjoyer said:
It's kinda hard to understand from a modern perspective as needing or using a draft is such an alien concept to us, but back in ye olden days it was seen as your duty to your country and something you accepted as a possibility by choosing to remain a US citizen.

There were plenty of people who opposed the war and didn't want to fight but still accepted being drafted as part of their responsibilities as a US citizen. "You might be drafted" was an established part of the law and the people who dodged were seen as basically saying "Nuh uh, the law doesn't apply to me!" and avoiding both the obligations that everyone else accepted and also the consequences of their choice by running away.

Also a lot of the 'Nam draft dodgers were part of the hippy movement and with that also outright communist sympathizers, which wasn't... great for public relations at the time.
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The possibility of being drafted in the past was seen as a great societal obligation. Vietnam basically broke the system due to its scale and being so unpopular. Everyone should also be reminded that for every person that dodged, they were replaced by the next individual in the lottery.
 
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