@Edkamu@HMSboomslang@OlindPaul From a population of only about 6 million as well. It would be as if Ukraine had lost 4 million dead, except in less time.
@allwinsnoLossez@GeauxGabrielle I get what you're saying.
Just it didn't bother me because those dates were unchaperoned π€and it wasn't like I was putting in THAT much work.
@PatWebber18@EODHappyCaptain OK, I was at Wainwright but this reminds me of something: for most Americans a "toboggan" is a sled.
Guy from South Carolina rocks up and tells us to wear "toboggans." We were confused af until someone pointed out that that's what people from the south call beanies. π€π€π€
@allwinsnoLossez@GeauxGabrielle I wasn't the biggest lame but I wasn't exactly tearing it up with the females. So some of those girls being secret (or open) hoes was like a once or twice annual highlight.
@OneWay370927@infantrydort I lost some respect for it because we found a lot of BDE staff had theirs from IDF or IEDs that weren't close, while line Joes in the same situation were considered ineligible. Also met guys who'd been balls-deep in it w/o CIB because they weren't 11s but in an infantry role.
@DeersCollected@Milken420 I don't know if this is your intention, but the way people are going to take your argument is that eugenics isn't always bad since it is being used to remove Down's syndrome.
@RenderX8@Lt_Dangle314 10 U.S. Code Β§ 1107 says SecDef's request to waive counts too, with Presidential grant. What constitutes 'grant' is up in the air, whether a press release counts is up is a question.
(But seeing as how tweets apparently have legal force now...)
@RenderX8@Lt_Dangle314 10 U.S. Code Β§ 1107 and Doe vs. Rumsfeld?
10 USC 1107 Β§ and Doe vs. Rumsfeld established and then upheld, respectively, the President's authority to grant a waiver for informed consent requirements.