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Winston 2022-03-22 09:01:26
Not the elites who graduated from West Point Military Academy, not the very experienced veterans, a group of young people from all over the world were bewitched, lured, and even out of frustration, they enlisted in the army. They came to the desert in the distance, and they started to fight for some reason, the so-called justice, or the empty peace? Young people have no choice, and the country has no choice. Who would let human nature go to war? Those so-called pacifists actually know how to use war better. They are not fighting each other in the confrontation, but confronting each other with swords in abuse and sit-ins.
Extended Reading
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[Staff sgt. Sykes sends out his "best snipers", Swofford and Troy]
Anthony 'Swoff' Swofford: Thank you, staff sergeant.
Staff Sgt. Sykes: What?
Anthony 'Swoff' Swofford: Thank you.
Staff Sgt. Sykes: Don't thank me, just don't fuckin' die.
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Kruger: Okay, yeah, sure, fine. I'll take the fucking pills and a year later my asshole will turn inside out and start talking to me!
Anthony 'Swoff' Swofford: Okay, stop stop.
Kruger: This pills aren't worth a shit.
Sgt. Siek: Kruger, you country motherfucker
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