any of you not full fledged republicans?

[Army 1911]

Fork3, in college if you are not passionate about what you're studying, you're in the wrong major. At 21, you might try a hitch in the service. It will give you new perspectives on your fellow Americans, our history and make you a better citizen. If I had it to do over I would have joined the Marines. They are a lot like a fraternity after you get out. Of course you need to be in shape to join any branch now. There are many benefits such as the GI Bill and home loans but it is the experience that will mature you.

 

[jrbfishn]

Actually I was quite a good student in highschool, I earned my scholarship which pays for most of the tuition itself for college (I’m in danger of losing it atm), but I have just been a bad student in college

You are a bad student of life as well.
If you were any good in college, you would know that the things you say you are for are not very good for business. Or life.

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[fork3]

No worries, you are allowed to discuss politics freely, no matter how many people agree or disagree with you. That's not a violation of rules.
Making multiple accounts and trolling, however, is.
That's what was meant by "hammer time". The moderator's hammer of ruling for forum rules violations.

FWIW, I am a member on multiple online forums and I must say that only the few predominantly conservative forums are the ones where you can speak freely and are not banned for it. Sure, you might be made fun of for going against the tide but you won't be banned, free country and all.

I'm not trolling. I just have weird mixes of opinions

 

[fork3]

Fork3, in college if you are not passionate about what you're studying, you're in the wrong major. At 21, you might try a hitch in the service. It will give you new perspectives on your fellow Americans, our history and make you a better citizen. If I had it to do over I would have joined the Marines. They are a lot like a fraternity after you get out. Of course you need to be in shape to join any branch now. There are many benefits such as the GI Bill and home loans but it is the experience that will mature you.

i mentioned i am considering 92y army after i graduate in a few months. i'm 5'11 and was 206 pounds a few weeks ago, now I am 191, so I am working on it.

 

[jrbfishn]

But they aren’t going to succeed lol. Biden is less effective than a cold wall socket, so it doesn’t arise much concern from me.

Yet look at the damage he has done in less than 2 years.

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[toddnjoyce]

i mentioned i am considering 92y army after i graduate in a few months. i'm 5'11 and was 206 pounds a few weeks ago, now I am 191, so I am working on it.

Really? Supply clerk?

 

[fork3]

Really? Supply clerk?

I would prefer to be in the rear with the gear lol, why die? Go supply

 

[Army 1911]

Run 5 miles a day and do pushups in sets of ten and ten sets. You also want to go overseas which will make you realize how good the US really is, even if you are stationed in Europe.

 

[fork3]

Run 5 miles a day and do pushups in sets of ten and ten sets.

True, this is important. I am not physically capable of that yet, but better to start and give it your best and work up to that over time

 

[toddnjoyce]

I would prefer to be in the rear with the gear lol, why die? Go supply

Because with a degree, you could apply to OCS. Because there’s a metric shit-ton more enlisted career fields available that will give real skills and experience there, Klinger.

 

[fork3]

Because with a degree, you could apply to OCS. Because there’s a metric shit-ton more enlisted career fields available that will give real skills and experience there, Klinger.

I've thought about that but my resume stinks and my grades are quite crappy, so I think I will just settle for e4 to start

 

[Army 1911]

I don't think E4 is where you start. Try E1.

 

[V-Tach]

lol.....................

 

[fork3]

I don't think E4 is where you start. Try E1.

if you have a 4 year degree, i think you start e4, could be wrong though

 

[Tnhawk]

Fork3, in college if you are not passionate about what you're studying, you're in the wrong major. At 21, you might try a hitch in the service. It will give you new perspectives on your fellow Americans, our history and make you a better citizen. If I had it to do over I would have joined the Marines. They are a lot like a fraternity after you get out. Of course you need to be in shape to join any branch now. There are many benefits such as the GI Bill and home loans but it is the experience that will mature you.

Upon completion of your degree, you would be able to get into Officer Candidate School and be commissioned an Officer. Options are available for National Guard, Reserve and full time enlistments. Knowledge of other customs and language proficiency is a valued skill in some military units. It was thru my military duty that I found direction for my civilian career.

 

[jrbfishn]

Really? Supply clerk?

That there is a big step for him. I wouldn't expect much more from him. Cook maybe. But cook requires physical effort. So probanly not.

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[toddnjoyce]

Upon completion of your degree, you would be able to get into Officer Candidate School...

Kid doesn’t have the confidence or motivation to try.

 

[Tnhawk]

Kid doesn’t have the confidence or motivation to try.

My Drill Sergeants had the ability to motivate and inspire confidence. A DD-214 says something a resume can't about a person.

 

[leVieux]

Our form of government was specifically designed to make change exceedingly difficult. Especially whim of the moment/populist change.

Yes, IF our Constitution is followed.

Good Luck on that with this crew in charge!

 

[fork3]

Upon completion of your degree, you would be able to get into Officer Candidate School and be commissioned an Officer. Options are available for National Guard, Reserve and full time enlistments. Knowledge of other customs and language proficiency is a valued skill in some military units. It was thru my military duty that I found direction for my civilian career.

I know minimal russian (learning more recently), but that is about it lol. Well... I don't think I would make it tbh, so I will just take the e4