@CoffeeFingers@noagendasocial.com
(re-drafted) I like what sir_vito said... and then you get someone who also from similar sentiments find priority also to say otherwise. So it's true we weren't there and can't say anything helpful about what you went through... but I have to try rationalise or reclaim some logic or something (language isn't perfect) and perhaps I call it sanity right now that in the modern world this is the norm...
probably something to do with feeling the US conquest$ and overall what it and it's people are doing (the mentality, it's development of War, Manufacturing. Worldwide damage)... which isn't less than an individual dying... but this comment relates to that family aspect of it coming from that region ---> You have people basically signing up for war... (even medics or defense parts mean you still know what the head of all you effort is, mostly the optimum efficient effort for killing of others and 'defence' of what you think is right <-- 'active defence' (or "the world is mine and nobody else's" mentality) so your comments bug me a bit that, yeah for a short while try a job, but don't be surprised even if you're a medic that make it your life supporting that... so again completely out of context and not really intentionally hating here and writing for myself somewhat.. feeling sorry is ok but also for the massacring Vietnam families or whichever era and war you want. Shit is just crazy and all that jazz doesn't make sense to me in the overall onion skin or wrapping of the mighty USA stomping on people (and now it's own people as we speak).

I guess in a strange emotional way your comments seemed to disrespect me or mankind to feel sorry for such bullshit employment.

My 2 cents here might be 'too cheap' or extreme but without real intention of solving war (US far from it) and the consumed process of making and executing of war makes life cheap.
It shows that virtues can be wrapped incorrectly so family if you meant that is not what I would consider here and maybe only by blood do people consider them 'family'. Again my 2 cents.

" Take good care of your family and they'll take good care of you "
---^ That's a nice virtue but over-kill in terms of war unless we're all family and don't make / sell weapons to opposition / work for them / have ma$$ industries etc...

That's NOT the kind of family or gang I'm thinking of... it's more the human kind of family... which without blood otherwise kick them out on their ass... until they get a job!) <--- AND THERE ARE ALWAYS JOBS OF THIS KIND AND SOMEHOW NOT OTHERS <-- strange accident that and no coercion at all.

Family makes the Vietnam or long list of other families feel cheap top cry over. But that's just another way of seeing it and my own quest to get over it and start trying to actually figure a way out of this poor exchange of life.