9 replies
June 2023

Roger_Mullins

Simple logic would tell these former military people that this is wrong. Whatever happened to “Patriotism”? Can’t they realize they are selling out their nations for a few measly bucks.

1 reply
June 2023

Raf

It’s not as straightforward as it may seem. Money alone doesn’t always serve as the sole motivator. Based on my experience, some veterans encounter difficulties when reintegrating into civilian life. These challenges include finding employment and coping with physical and psychological issues stemming from their military service. Certain veterans struggle with the transition back to civilian life, as the presence of military grade adrenaline can obscure reality.

2 replies
June 2023

jmajane

I am sure these pilots are being paid dearly for their services. Enough money will make people rationalize things they know are wrong as being right.

June 2023

Elvis

When I think about what Arab countries pay retired Americans fighter pilots for training, it becomes easy to see how a gazillion bucks would lure GAF pilots to do this.

June 2023 ▶ Raf

bserra

Obscurity isn’t a illness that oblivious patriotism.

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June 2023 ▶ Roger_Mullins

Arthur_Foyt

A government cannot consequently demand patriotism and open borders.

June 2023 ▶ bserra

Arthur_Foyt

“All the stories have been told
Of kings and days of old
But there’s no England now”

One can argue that Western governments themselves are now contrary to their own independence and their cultures.

June 2023

maurohhernandez

They way current political/social issues are polarizing society to extremes, it would seem a small step to act in an anti-establishment manner. Add a few tax-free bucks and you have a very ‘volatile’ mix…

June 2023 ▶ Raf

Bob_W

Recently retired military officer here. Thanks so much for stereotyping us as freaks. Or am I misunderstanding you due to all the adrenaline that’s poisoned me and is causing me difficulties transitioning to civilian life? Geez.