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I wonder if Hegseth will mention Valhalla in the speech.
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White supremacy, now warrior ethos, yep. Pete's reading the real good stuff stashed in the box behind Mein Kampf.
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I can't help but imagine the mood of a room full of decorated generals and admirals being told what it means to be 'a true warrior' by an alcoholic National Guard reservist.
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Current military and formal wear is a bit boring, considering any future documentaries about this period. If Hegseth would have them adapt to new warrior uniforms, things would look at least a bit funnier. Think how funny these events would look if we had the 80s fashion style currently.
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"True warriors" like the glorious military men at Wounded Knee
WASHINGTON (AP) — Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced that he has decided that the 19 soldiers who received the Medal of Honor for their actions in 1890 at Wounded Knee will keep their awards in a video posted to social media Thursday evening.
While the events of that day are sometimes described as a battle, historical records show that the U.S. Army, which was in the midst of a campaign to repress the tribes in the area, killed an estimated 250 Native Americans, including women and children, of the Lakota Sioux tribe, while attempting to disarm Native American fighters who had already surrendered at their camp.
The event became a celebrated part of the regiment’s history, with its coat of arms still featuring the head of a Native American chief to “commemorate Indian campaigns,” according to the military’s Institute of Heraldry.
apnews.com
"Genocide then, genocide now, genocide forever!" — The next president probably
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On September 27 2025 04:44 LightSpectra wrote:
I can't help but imagine the mood of a room full of decorated generals and admirals being told what it means to be 'a true warrior' by an alcoholic National Guard reservist. Barely disguised complete and utter contempt I imagine.
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On September 27 2025 00:09 Sadist wrote:
I cannot believe that there are people in this thread making conservatives out to be some pious group that doesnt hate liberals only their leaders. Or that liberals never encounter opposing view points until later in life. Are you kidding me? You dont think evangelicals hate muslims, atheists, lgbtq, etc? Basically anyone other than fellow evangelicals? The racists in the republican party dont really hate minorities?
People who grow up conservative are usually some of the most insular people you will run into. They either grew up in the church which has major in group out group dynamics OR they grew up in a lily white town and never encountered people different themselves until later in life, but by then their view point is mostly solidified.
Its LIBERALS who are generally exposed to more people and viewpoints throughout life. Not conservatives. What in the absolute George Orwell 1984 double speak is going on in this thread. What the fuck.
Look man nobody hates Magas more than me but conservatives are fully half of the country. Not all of them are fully brainwashed. Some of the nazis, I assume, are good people.
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