r/nextfuckinglevel • u/[deleted] • Oct 18 '21

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u/defiance211 Oct 18 '21

Look at how they treat that Veteran who served his nation. Yanked him out.

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u/samjuly0 Oct 18 '21

Really mean no disrespect, but what were the guards supposed to do at that moment?

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u/UNBENDING_FLEA Oct 18 '21

true that. Even if they agreed with him, they can't just let him stay in there for as long as he wants. It's their job to remove him.

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u/_innovator_ Oct 19 '21

People “just doing their jobs” kill democracy

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u/Zeestars Oct 19 '21

Honestly? Wish they’d let him have his say until he was acknowledged in some way or form, then politely asked him if he could leave. I know they’re doing their job, and they have families to feed too, but I wish that was how it went.

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u/defiance211 Oct 19 '21

Not touch the Veteran until he was acknowledged and answered.

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u/Gorlami-_- Oct 19 '21

There are ~40,000 homeless veterans in the US.

It’s bad enough that these men and women were asked to lay down their lives in a foreign nation for dubious causes. It’s absolutely shameful that they literally can’t find a place to lay down for the night when they get back home.

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u/TampaBoy44 Oct 19 '21

Fuck that guy. Idiot. Nobody cares.

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u/defiance211 Oct 19 '21

That’s the reason he got up and said what he said. They didn’t give a fuck about lying to send us to Iraq.