Would you defend your country?

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(03-22-2022, 05:50 PM)TheLeonardLeap Wrote: "Defending" your country doesn't necessarily mean running around with a rifle and fighting on the front lines. It takes a lot of people to let those who are seeking engagements able to keep doing so. 7:1 was the support-to-combat ratio I was always told. Just look at how shitty Russia's logistics have been and the results of that. 


Yeah, I am probably rural enough that I don't know if I would actually be in a better situation by trying to leave even if I entertained the idea. I certainly wouldn't want to be in a city and I can imagine it would be harder to just go live a rural life if you've never known it and you don't know anyone/anywhere out there. There's something to be said about living in an area where there's less (obviously not no, but less) outside dependency on starving to death, freezing to death, or obtaining potable water.


Isn't that the "I can hit my brother, but if you hit my brother, I am going to have to kick your ass" situation? Lol

Not sure it matters WHAT the message is so long as it comes from an outsider. 

The message thay we have a corrupt government that illegally seized power and needs to be overthrown is coming from within the country.  This stuff has gone mainstream.  

All you need is Tucker Carlson to put on a fake confused act wondering why the media is so intent on portraying our foreign allies in liberation as an invading force.