>I will never be an Algerian soldier fighting for Free France in North Africa, facing casual and institutional discrimination from my fellow brothers-in-arm, but I power through it because I know I am fighting for the greater good against an absolute evil, but one day a native French soldier spits in my rations and picks on me so I break down and deliver an emotional monologue about my allegiances while putting him in his place.
I will never be an Algerian soldier fighting for Free France in North Africa...
Josiah Wood
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Cameron Jackson
Been there, done that. Didn't live up to all the hype.
Jason Green
wtf I hate Taiwan now
Jose Martin
>I will never be an African American soldier in the Vietnam War who gave his life for his country but ultimately became just another nameless, faceless casualty in some small firefight in the middle of nowhere, while my family back home still sits at the back of the bus and isn't allowed to vote.
Sebastian Morris
>tfw no gf
Caleb King
>tfw
Samuel Evans
> you will never understand the tragedy of being better than the people you'd die for.
Ayden Moore
Wtf Taiwan we liked you
Aaron Butler
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Kayden Wright
>I will never charge into battle on my trusty stallion, wielding my sword, ahead of my squadron
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Cooper Carter
...
Jonathan Sanchez
>I will never be a black man in prison who rapes a skinhead while whispering in his ears, "behind these walls, you're the nigger"
Dominic Adams
>I will join the IDF and murder innocent palestinian people and there is not a single damn thing anybody can do about it
Isaac Rogers
>being a cuck
Why would you choose to fight for invaders rather than your own people?
Daniel Adams
I can think of something that could be done about it
Landon Miller
>i will never be a French or British soldier fighting ISIS for us while we sit back and watch them die fighting ISIS for us
Tyler Richardson
youtube.com
hmmm...
and what would that be?
Asher Price
it's not about being le buzzword, it's about romanticising a seemingly undignified act. Those Algerians were fighting for a country they've never even seen, and that makes them that much more admirable, in a way, at least to me. Kinda like how The Myth of Sisyphus is reinterpreted by Camus, imagining the tragic character as happy, as an act of rebellion against Zeus.
Christopher Garcia
It makes them mercenaries you fucking dumbo
Benjamin Carter
see
Charles Parker
Mercenaries generally don't fight for reasons other than personal gain.
Aiden Scott
is this an actual movie/play/book or did you just make this up?
Daniel Clark
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