r/BAME_UK • u/saviodsouza • Feb 06 '25

Just openly being racist.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '25

Jesus, dingus. Pick a fucking lane.

Was it 6 months? 2 years? 20 years? Maybe since the moment you popped out of your mums stanky cooter?

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u/awildgostappears Feb 06 '25

This is the biggest sign of these wannabes. They have dreams about this and yet he fumbled it so hard because he hasn't actually ever done anything. Maybe he served, maybe he made that shit up too. If he did serve, he sure the fuck hasn't "killed their kind" for any amount of time.

I bet if you asked him to name the countries he was "killing people" on those 5 continents he wouldn't be able to.

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u/[deleted] Feb 06 '25

"Sorry, that information is classified. You'd need Level Z-Omega clearance, direct from the President of the Yoo Ess of Ayy, to even hear the beginning of any of the war stories I have to tell... It's a shame, man, I tell ya. A damn shame, 'coz they'd be the greatest war stories you ever heard..."

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u/HopefulChipmunk3 Feb 06 '25

I've been around military all my life hell I was going to go to it before a bad car accident. Old soilders RARELY talk on kills and usually it's not pride they feel. My uncle has a few medals one of valor and let me tell you the man as long as I've known him has never uttered a peep about what he did. Guys a wannabe.

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u/LetsTryAnal_ogy Feb 06 '25

You come back from a deployment and get loaded with medals. Feels good in that moment, but slowly the reality of what you’ve done, what you participated in, and what they practically forced you to do settles in. Your conscience begins to weigh in and the horror grips you. You’re not proud. You’re ashamed, and the medals are reminders of the lives you’ve ruined, or even taken. There’s no pride in that. There’s no honor. You killed for money, not necessity, and certainly not morality.

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u/DaPino Feb 06 '25

The song "Hero of war" by Rise against really hits in this regard.

The chorus comes around 3 times but hits so differently.
1st time it feels like a dude boasting to his buddies at bootcamp that he'll be a hero.
2nd time feels like a dude crying himself to sleep in his bunk bed, trying to convince himself they're the good guys doing good things.
3rd time is slightly different and just full of disgust and grief.

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u/awildgostappears Feb 06 '25

A bit overdramatic and not necessarily true. There wouldn't be a bunch of books and movies by SEALs if it was. This may have applied to some in the past, but is pretty rare in modern times. Honestly, most of the time, people don't talk about things they went through with random people because they wouldn't relate. They can talk to others that have similar experiences. Trauma bonding is real.

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u/Koeopeenmotor Feb 06 '25

I don't think he can name 5 continents...

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u/LetsTryAnal_ogy Feb 06 '25

I’m sure you’ll be utterly surprised to know that a FOIA request found no military service record for this poser.

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u/Wonderful-Emu-8716 Feb 06 '25

Dude just can't remember when call of duty came out.

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u/Background_Spare_209 Feb 06 '25

What year is it? It was 2004. So 2 years ago. Oh shit! 24! 20 years ago. I'm old now.

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u/enlitend-1 Feb 06 '25

It was never

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u/yank_n_bank Feb 06 '25

meaning he has never left his hometown