What's my narrative? I think it's great that your family served. I don't like the fact that you bring it up as if you think it adds credibility to YOUR narrative. Thank your dad for HIS service and enjoy your USAA. You don't gain credibility because your family put in work.
...and don't rope me in with receptionist rob again. Just because dipshit rob disagrees with you and I disagree with you does not mean you're getting ganged up on. You can be wrong from multiple angles.
The magic 8-ball has reviewed his posts.
No offense to you but you are the one telling me why I mentioned my family. Nobody is looking for credibility here even if you think I am. I do not receive benefits from my fathers service.
Cool, and not being military myself and having ex-military family members doesn't make me wrong. When they tell me their stories and they tell me how they feel, I can with 100% certainty relay that information on this forum as what they have confided in me is their first hand experience. The point was and remains that not all ex-military personnel feel that they were screwed over by the government. What did I gain from relaying that information? Exactly.
So why did you bring them up if they were not relevant to the discussion?
Seriously man come the fuuck on. You made statements about military getting screwed over by the government. I said that not all of them were screwed over... you went on and on so I listed the people in my family, who are ex-military and said how they were not screwed over. RELEVANCE!!
So if the discussion turns to firefighters injured on the job, will you tell us about ones you know who WEREN’T injured?
About as much relevance as you feigning anger for those affected adversely by their service. When I mentioned talking to first responders including military dealing with 9/11 you talked shit and were a smart asss about it and basically told me I was full of shit because I talked to a few people out of hundreds of thousands. So I responded with the information of my own family. I don't give a fuuck how you take it, the fact is, not all military people feel they were screwed over by the government. So you can take your "It's like borrowed valor" shit and shove it directly up your candy asss. I never claimed to be military and I never attempted to gain anything from my families service. I am proud of my dad and the things he did for this country and for me.
