When the entire “private sector” signs up to put their life on the line to defend their fellow Americans, you can cry about them not getting COLA increases. In the meantime, the country should take care of its veterans. They can start by not ripping benefits away courtesy of the TCAVA garbage.
The Major Richard Star Act costs $13B over 10 years. This is a drop in the bucket of DoD’s nearly trillion-dollar budget. We need 3 more signatures to force a vote on a clean Major Richard Star Act; we must get this done for our veterans.
☎️ Call your Rep. and tell them to sign the petition TODAY.
@aether_lite@ResidentEvil Look dude, I don’t know what to tell you. This is the movie we’re getting. Don’t like it? Don’t watch it. Most of will be in the seats watching. We all want more RE all the time. You get what you get and you don’t throw a fit.
That’s exactly my point. If they just remake the games exactly into the movies, there won’t be anything new about them. May as well just play the games at that point. Some of us have been playing these games since the nineties and would actually enjoy new stories with new characters set in Raccoon City.
@joepoopie12@ResidentEvil I think if they'd actually split it into two parts like RE1 and RE2 and actually casted it better, it could have hit the mark. The spirit was there but the execution was flawed.
@JohnByrnes13 I agree, pass the TCAVA AFTER removing any benefit decreases. This is easy, just remove the part where veterans get hosed out of benefits, and it'll pass. Amazing how that works huh
@CodFriz If the VA is going to reduce them anyway, then congress should have no problem removing the reductions from the bill to get it passed. Makes me wonder why it's soooo important to have them in the bill if it's going to happen anyway.