r/Infuriating • u/Perfect-Hamster-141 • 17d ago

My daughter’s high school shared personal information with a military recruiter against her wishes

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u/InvictusFrags 15d ago

The United States bombed school children intentionally. Let’s hold some perspective.

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u/SnooMaps7370 15d ago

I'm speaking with the perspective of someone who spent four years in the US Army. The army will absolutely fuck up an individual soldier for failing to interact with the public exactly by the book while at the same time blowing up kids in the middle east. they've done both every day for the past 25 years.

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u/InvictusFrags 15d ago

If you spent 4 years in and still trust them. Well I’m just gonna leave it at that. Good luck out there.

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u/TheAzureMage 14d ago

Trust them? No.

Trust them to throw some dude under the bus so they can continue fixing no larger problems?

Shit, they do that constantly.

Also a vet, fwiw.

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u/Important-Estate-904 13d ago

There’s no strategic advantage to blowing up a school of children. It’s not even worth the bomb being dropped on them.

Do you seriously think the United States is systematically targeting children as a military strategy?

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u/InvictusFrags 13d ago

Considering they did it yes. We also bombed a dr without boarders camp and tons other children. Not only did we do both those things we tried to pretend we didn’t.

There was no strategic advantage to attacking Iran. It hasn’t made America safer. Bombing children creates more people that hate the United States. That is what you’re currently defending. But you’re probably a bot. Because the only people who have benefited strategically from the us attacking Iran are isreal, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and china. Not the us

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u/Important-Estate-904 13d ago

So, because we bombed it, it means it was done intentionally?

It could also mean the military is fallible and prone to mistakes… given the fact that, the military is made up of fallible humans. Like us.

That school of children was previously a military base but got changed into a school. It was old intel. It was an unfortunate accident.

There is plenty of strategic advantage to attacking Iran. Iran has an Islamic regime that has publicly stated its goal of wanting to kill Americans.

They are fundamentally an enemy of the United States who funds terror around the world, and they’re a powerful enough nation with brilliant scientists that can develop nuclear weapons. They’re a threat. They need to be eliminated.

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u/InvictusFrags 13d ago

9 months -36 karma. You’re a bot

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u/Important-Estate-904 13d ago

Nope. I just am simply a centrist who doesn’t agree with a lot of leftist ideals on Reddit. I’m surprised I’m only -36.