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post 10000232661 Yesterday, 07:59 PM
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Originally Posted By LDARidonot⏩
I must have missed it, where were the cops? I thought it was just a short clip of a dude arguing with bouncers. Then one of the bouncers blindsided him
Watch the end. It's a short clip, it's like four seconds in.

Also that fat cunt bouncer looks like a Temu Stephen Segal. WTF?
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post 10000232668 Yesterday, 08:02 PM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
There are actually a number of ways you can do military service lol. When you have a “career” military guy, usually their story will be much different than you would see on a movie for example. It becomes pretty complex.


For me, I did a six year enlistment with the Air Force, got my first honorable. I immediately joined Army ROTC at the college I was going to after finishing my first enlistment. During that time, I joined a simultaneous membership program to be in the guard while I went to college and completed ROTC. Once I graduated college and commissioned I was separated from the guard because I assessed for active duty. That was number two. The third and last time was at the end of the service obligation I entered when I commissioned.

Trump sent me some very nice thank you notes. Srs
Could've given you a UFC ticket. Fucker.


Hope you got a decent pension out of it anyway boyo. Shit system where you have to enlist to get basic shit most first world countries provide as standard, but it is what it is.
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post 10000232672 Yesterday, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth⏩
Watch the end. It's a short clip, it's like four seconds in.

Also that fat cunt bouncer looks like a Temu Stephen Segal. WTF?
I'm so confused, Lol. If they tased him, he took it like a honey badger and didn't get shocked, just disappointed

Oh I see, they took his sunglasses off and arrested him
post 10000232674 Yesterday, 08:04 PM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
My record is impeccable. I don’t even have tickets. Not because cops don’t try, I am not immune to cops trying.

I don’t have any charges. I have two degrees, and three honorable military discharges including a retirement.

I am a picturesque citizen, and I enjoy the perks that come with it.
Oh yeah I’m sure you fight the cops all the time and have no charges are you by chance also a real estate billionaire who stays 8% bodyfat eating dominoes everyday
post 10000232681 Yesterday, 08:08 PM
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth⏩
Could've given you a UFC ticket. Fucker.


Hope you got a decent pension out of it anyway boyo. Shit system where you have to enlist to get basic shit most first world countries provide as standard, but it is what it is.
I am a very fortunate person. I am not wealthy, but I will never have to worry about money or healthcare for the rest of my life.

Less than 20% of people who serve achieve that. There is so much luck involved with building a military career man. I was very lucky a number of times.

I do understand I am a walking advertisement for the military. You can’t plan for this type of end result though. Too many variables.


Originally Posted By Basedbabyy⏩
Oh yeah I’m sure you fight the cops all the time and have no charges are you by chance also a real estate billionaire who stays 8% bodyfat eating dominoes everyday
You do understand the bill of rights is actually enforceable, right? You understand cops feelings don’t dictate the law, and that most of the time they are operating on feelings? That is literally why qualified immunity exists.

I understand you don’t believe me.
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post 10000232688 Yesterday, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted By LDARidonot⏩
I must have missed it, where were the cops? I thought it was just a short clip of a dude arguing with bouncers. Then one of the bouncers blindsided him
Watcu the video again
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post 10000232694 Yesterday, 08:17 PM
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Originally Posted By MarioMiami305⏩
Watcu the video again
Yeah, it was bs what they did to him. Idk what I was thinking. They could have blinded the bro. Total bullshit, but it looks like the guy got arrested
post 10000232703 Yesterday, 08:23 PM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
I am a very fortunate person. I am not wealthy, but I will never have to worry about money or healthcare for the rest of my life.

Less than 20% of people who serve achieve that. There is so much luck involved with building a military career man. I was very lucky a number of times.

I do understand I am a walking advertisement for the military. You can’t plan for this type of end result though. Too many variables.

I could be wrong, and there is an inherent danger element (I mean there's a very good chance you'll be sent somewhere people will be trying to mortar or missile strike no matter what your role) but there are very different types of military people.

Like if you go in with a skill (dentists, doctors, pastors) it'll be somewhat cushy, as stable as anything gets, and well paying. Plus all of the benefits etc. If you go in waving a flag or eying up a combat role (especially infantry) at best you're making it out with all of your limbs still intact but all of your joints fucked.

Recruiters also seem to target very patriotic, not too intelligent, folks for the worst of it. It seems like a good career if you know the game, and know what you're getting into.

Mechanics probably have it good. Personally, if I was forced into it, I'd go coast guard. The fuck are the cartels gonna do?
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post 10000232722 23 hours ago, 08:36 PM
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth⏩
I could be wrong, and there is an inherent danger element (I mean there's a very good chance you'll be sent somewhere people will be trying to mortar or missile strike no matter what your role) but there are very different types of military people.

Like if you go in with a skill (dentists, doctors, pastors) it'll be somewhat cushy, as stable as anything gets, and well paying. Plus all of the benefits etc. If you go in waving a flag or eying up a combat role (especially infantry) at best you're making it out with all of your limbs still intact but all of your joints fucked.

Recruiters also seem to target very patriotic, not too intelligent, folks for the worst of it. It seems like a good career if you know the game, and know what you're getting into.

Mechanics probably have it good. Personally, if I was forced into it, I'd go coast guard. The fuck are the cartels gonna do?
Brainwashing and propaganda tactics are a fundamental aspect of the military. People are absolutely exploited. The machine is a fucking monster man.

I would say most of it is a numbers game, regardless of individual skill, but yes, the more specialized your skill, the more “protected” you will be.

I was enlisted and officer. Being an officer is being in a gentlemen's club and they typically look after each other, although there is accountability. Being enlisted is being a sheep.

I was a grunt, and also a pilot. It is a world of difference. Being a grunt is being a sheep. Being a pilot inherently comes with a higher standard of living.

When I was in Iraq, mechanics saw way more shit than most of the non-combat related fields because they were always in convoys. They are living a shit life and getting paid shit. Depending on your age, testosterone level, desire for adventure and curiosity about catastrophic destruction of the human body, it’s a great fucking gig.
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post 10000233035 15 hours ago, 05:20 AM
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Complete over the top brutality. The bouncer was under no real threat, he just used that taser out of malice and spite.

So many violent street thugs like this giving the PROFESSION of door security a bad name.
Cook the man some eggs!
post 10000233040 14 hours ago, 05:29 AM
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Originally Posted By Ironmanlet⏩
I have strong personal boundaries. I always have. I get in fights with cops on a regular basis and not once have I allowed any of them to violate my rights. At times they come close, and at times I wish they would.


Also, I don’t hate authority figures. I simply don’t believe in them. As I walk this Earth, there is no authority above or beside me. You think some dude brainwashed by an institution that is using him is an “authority figure”? Any “authority figure” that has tried to exert authority over me without my consent has learned their lesson. I’m not getting any weaker when it comes to enforcing boundaries. My confidence here grows every fucking hour.


I would recommend trying some of the amazing freedoms America has to offer. They are not free and you have to work for them, but man when you get it, they are an amazing gift.


I do not impede any man when I am out. I expect the same in return. I make it so.
strong cringe honestly
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Originally Posted By AverageKenneth⏩
Yeah, getting tazed point blank in the face would suck balls and the guy's lucky if he isn't blind.

But personally suing the fat cunt + the club + the third party firm that hired him. Guy's gonna be rolling in it.

Open and shut case too.
I doubt it especially with the club, I would think these are 1099 independent contractors.

I cant imagine any good sized night club hiring their own security instead of outsourcing it for this very reason.
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Originally Posted By MiscDetective⏩
strong cringe honestly
I see it and it is worth calling out. I do be getting all emotional an on moral superiority bs when I talk about this stuff.


You should see it in action though. Commanding authority in a situation where the people trying to steal it from you will literally kill you for their ego, and are protected by significant institutional power, is an amazing experience to learn how to do.

Every man should tell a cop no, stand that ground and see what that feels like.

We are amazingly power beings. We just have to give it to ourselves. I believe that is worth being excited about.



I do see the cringe.
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