Are there any army tankers here got out of the marines in the summer and was wondering if going 19k is worth it or is the entire military just one shitshow rn
Are there any army tankers here got out of the marines in the summer and was wondering if going 19k is worth it or is the entire military just one shi...
Do not join the military under any circumstance. Is 100% cluster fubar. Nothing they offer is worth what is going to go down there. The worst are the israelites who wouldn't think twice about exposing you to biological or chemical warfare to get what they want. You are expendable.
My good friend from back in highschool was a reservist for 6 years before he re-upped a few years back. He said he wanted to be a 19K. Then COVID hit and everything went to shit. Last I heard from him was in 2021, he told me I was right about how COVID was bullshit and the vaxx mandated were about government compliance. A few months later, he and another soldier died in garrison, in the States, at the same time. AFAIK, there was little to no media coverage about his, or the other soldiers' death, and the cause was still "under investigation." One of his unit buddies after the funeral told me (insert base name here) was a fucked up place. I believe him. Do not join the military. It ain't worth it.
>I miss you like you wouldn't believe bro
>We will meet again, but not anytime soon
>Covid is bullshit
I know you're not going to believe me and you're going to call me a shill fag or something but you're wrong. It wasn't the kill-everyone disease that it was feared to be but it's far from harmless.
t. medfag
It definitely sucks ass. Like a worse flu. But the vax doesn't prevent you getting it nor spreading it. And I'm not sure I believe the 'more favorable outcomes' thing since the people funding those studies are the people who manufactured the vax, and because anecdotally I've seen people get covid before the vax and after with no discernible difference in severity, or it actually being worse after. I'm willing to assume it does lessen severe outcomes but to a lesser extent than claimed.
I have no clue if it has negative effects and I don't think anyone can say confidently if it does or doesn't since it was not subjected to the usual rigors drugs or vaccines are.
It demonstrably reduces the odds of a severe infection requiring intubation, but I don't know if it was worth the damage to trust people have in medicine. I understand why people are hesitant, I only hope to help people get over this poor rollout and recognize that doctors are not sinister social engineers or anything stupid like that.
A big part of the problem was the way the government handled the developing situation and the conflicting evidence/optics throughout the whole crisis. Americans already have had a revived crisis of trust in institutions since the War on Terror, and the medical field in general has/had a big black eye over the opioid addiction epidemic.
Mind you, even in the worst-case scenario, I don't believe the wuhan plague vax is an attempt to mass sterilize/kill off a portion of the population. But do I find it plausible that the government and medical industrial complex would push an untested, ineffective, and ultimately unsafe treatment and suppress data contrary to the official narrative? Yes. Because it's happened before. And the messaging and conduct around the wuflu was so fucking badly-handled.
Are you saying that the government would collude with private interests for financial gain, and the establishment of new draconian power structures?
oh my god no stahhp
bullshit, boomers here in europe had the exact same "dont want it" reaction to the vaccine. its just natural that if you force something onto someone there is gonna be resistance.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reactance_(psychology)
>It demonstrably reduces the odds of a severe infection requiring intubation,
Reducing the odds of a severe infection could be easily achieved by various simple treatments. The vaccines instead reduce symptoms by misprogramming the immune system to think the spike protein is an allergen. They do not protect at all by design. The long term effect of this is immune system collapse from subsequent corona variant reinfections. Estimated time to collapse depends on # of vaccinations, potency of said vaccinations (varies wildly) and the number of reinfections and how closely spaced they are to each other. Most vaccinated can be salvaged, but they will require daily medication of the horse medicine for the rest of their lives because they can not under any circumstance allow themselves to become reinfected with a corona variant.
>I don't believe the wuhan plague vax is an attempt to mass sterilize/kill off a portion of the population
It was. But not trough the virus, but trough the vaccinations. The spike protein is the warhead of the bioweapon that is covid-19 and this warhead is replicated in the vaccines. The virus quickly mutated into feebleness due to a relatively recent discovered intracellular defense mechanism that swaps out the nucleotide A for the nucleotide U in incoming RNA. This leads to viruses become increasingly feeble as they pass trough the population. Its likely this collective defense mechanism saved the chinks, as they got hit by original max gain of function virus. The chinks used both conventional vaccines and DNA (virus vector) vaccines, and they found out that the conventional vaccines cause immunosuppression, just like a covid-19 infection. MRNA and DNA vaccines also cause immunosuppression, and original antigenic sin, and also a misprogramming of the immune system, as the spike protein gets misidentified as an allergen. I think only 200 million chinks took their DNA vaccines.
>misprogramming the immune system to think the spike protein is an allergen
You have no fucking clue how the immune system works anon
>this scares the vaccinated individual
Don't leave the house.
Okay here's an easy one for you since you're an expert on the COVID vaccine
Is the antigen expressed on MHC class I or MHC class II receptors, and does this correlate to CD4+ or CS8+ T cells?
Ummmm uhhhhhh ummmmm science is gay Trump 2024
>Cries and pisses myself to sleep
It's over for us science fags
H-ha ha scientists/libtarts owned!
>Is the antigen expressed on MHC class I or MHC class II receptors, and does this correlate to CD4+ or CS8+ T cells?
NTA, not sure why you think this is some sort of gotcha. If you think the covid "vaccines" are at all useful and anything but potentially harmful, you are a fucking retard.
>t. Karen who barely finished highschool
>>t. Karen who barely finished highschool
so I finished at least?
Easy-peasy! Mainly MHC class II leading to activation of CD4+ T cells, but can also cross-present on MHC class I leading to activation of CD8+ T.
I have no idea what this means. Did Bing AI get it right?
>Easy-peasy! Mainly MHC class II leading to activation of CD4+ T cells, but can also cross-present on MHC class I leading to activation of CD8+ T.
>I have no idea what this means. Did Bing AI get it right?
MHC-2 are protein signposts on immune system memory cells, they tell director cells (CD4 Tcells) what to look for.
MHC-1 are protein signposts on regular working class cells, they tell the immune system what kind of proteins the cell is producing. If the spike protein shows up here, a CD8 cell (white killer cell) will kill the working class cell.
Covid-19 and all subsequent variants are immunosuppressing due to a nucleotide sequence copied from HIV (as part of the gain of function research). This enables the spike protein as well as spike protein carrying virii to enter T cells and mechanically gum them up so they are present but not working. Furthermore, the spike protein also disables the production of new T cells for a while. In some people this lead to AIDS after the vaccinations. I have one such person among my friends, and she started to recover after about 7-8 months, with AIDS symptoms beginning about 3 months after her second vaccination. Full recovery is perhaps 10-12 months.
It is also known since the very beginning that people who had long covid-19 infections exhibitied "immune system exhaustion". This, in combination with the spike protein being misdentified as an allergen (see the ig-g4 debacle) as well as the mRNA and DNA vaccines causing original antigenic sin, will ensure that the vaccinated will lose T-cell capacity after every infection and not recover what they lost for almost a year. Since corona infections have two seasons per year it means that repeated infections will break you.
Just go and have your T-cell levels checked. If they start to drop, remember that those that you have are also impaired by spike protein ingestion, so they work at less than full capacity if they work at all.
Hello there fellow scientist, wow a lot of assertions in this post! I'm looking for some references here, can you give me some publications showing extended spike protein production that is due to vaccination and not COVID infection? Can you also explain how RNA can continue to express after being degraded through natural nucleases? Or if it integrates into the genome somehow, can you provide sequencing data that demonstrates integration? Can you also point to the mutation/sequence that was copied from HIV, a very unrelated virus, into the vaccine? Can you also explain why a completely foreign antigen is recognized as a "allergen" despite long lasting antibody based neutralizing existing in serum of vaccined individuals. Can you provide any evidence that immune exhaustion is due to vaccination and not COVID infections. I expect at least 2-3 references per assertion here, as soon as possible if you can!
>Can you provide any evidence that immune exhaustion is due to vaccination and not COVID infections
NTA, but there are multiple data sets showing that increasing numbers of covid mRNA shots increases the likelihood of covid infection. Pfizer even admitted themselves that getting their latest booster increases the chances of infection, but then lies through their teeth, that it then somehow decreases chances of serious illness and death. The mechanism behind this is the immune system incorrectly identifying the expressed spike protein as 'self' instead of as being foreign.
Meds. Now!
ive never read so much bullshit in my life. how can people lie so much not just to others but to themselves as well?
>It demonstrably reduces the odds of a severe infection requiring intubation,
That's BS with ZERO data to back it up. Reducing the chances of intubation depends upon EARLY treatment of covid infection, to stop progression.
>doctors are not sinister social engineers or anything stupid like that.
No, most of them just do what they are told by hospital administration so that they keep their jobs. The treatment protocols for covid in the US were a total fucking sick joke that literally killed people. Everyone would have been better of with no, as in ZERO, vaccine.
>t. Dr. Chud
>>t. Dr. Chud
Excellent reply. Perfectly thought and reasoned.
>t. incel neckbeard
>>t. incel neckbeard
>Just when you think he has reached his zenith, his apogee, his magnum opus, he comes back with an even better response.
truly amazing, anon.
Haha you're absolutely fuming
It's a lost cause, vacc ludds will pull up all the misinterpreted data and misinformation in the world to support their innate belief that vaccines don't work and it's literally gene-therapy NWO bioweapon. It doesn't help our retarded politicians turned this somewhat complicated issue into a political one. There's a real conversation to be had about forcing people to get an effective vaccine like
, but the well is forever poisoned by these drooling retards.
>It's literally gene-therapy
The mRNA covid "vaccines" are quite literally best described as a gene based therapeutic with effectiveness so limited (months at best) and a side effect profile that exceeds all normal vaccine safety limits, so that it is basically useless.
>There's a real conversation to be had about forcing people to get
The conversation should be "FUCK," and "YOU." You don't get to force people.
>an effective vaccine
Not really a vaccine, and not really effective. See above.
>came out positive 8 times without any symptoms
The tests were for travel purposes. Literally harmless
>believe me my one biased story is 100% true and true for anyone ever who joined le military
ok chang
>qanon dies and nothing of value was lost
many such cases
i'm demoralized now and I hate america
Don't be. We value you. You are needed here and America has fundementally good people in it and I have met them in every state. This country is your birthright and you are being cheated out of it but there is a change on the horizon I have not seen in my entire lifetime. You stay put, take care of your body and mind through physical training, cut out alcohol and tobacco, find some other young men you can trust and encourage. We can put this country back on track, together. I know we can. We must.
>i'm demoralized now and I hate america
yes I am too
Will you be doing patriotic terrors or just sucking russian propaganda memes off on the internet?
Not a tanker but I got out of the army 2 months ago and it was an absolute shitshow. I was in for a while and there were times I was happy with it, but these last few years it was terrible. I don't recommend joining now or in the future.
Uh huh. What was your MOS and where were you stationed, and by 'shitshow' how exactly do you mean?
Why are you being sarcastic? Lmao someone criticized their time in and you're making it sound like it's impossible for there to be something wrong lol..
>t. recruiter malding about someone telling the truth
This is correct. I got out 5 months ago from 12 years Army. It had its pros an cons but the last 3-4 years it vecame an absolute shithole,shit people, no sense of purpose, no progression and I hated life and literally hoped I would drink myself to death every night. Now probably isnt a good time to join.
.t 68W
Being a tanker is a guaranteed ticket to spending your contract doing back to back NTC rotations and Atlantic Resolve rotations while garrisoned at some shithole like Hood (er, I mean, Cavazos) or Riley.
>Unless you are a israelite or brown, then I'd say it is a wonderful opportunity to serve your country and pick up valuable job skills to serve you when you come back home. Be all that you can be.
Lol its sunday calm down tone down the language it aint that serious my man
Free Palestine. End Israel.
There is nothing about the US, US policy, US political and racial attitudes towards Whites that is worth anything the military(any branch) has to offer. Apathy is high and most are there for a paycheck and something monetary after they get out. It's disgusting.
Piggybacking off this, I've been thinking of enlisting as a 19K into a Guard tank unit an hour away for me just for shits and giggles. I've already got a high paying STEM job in defense so I don't care about enlisting for a MOS with useful skills, I just want a MOS that's fundamentally different from my daily desk job.
Sounds like a great idea
Your Guard duties will slow down your career, even if they can't fire you for them, and they'll consume more time than the advertised weekend a month and two weeks a summer. As an enlisted service member you'll also have a supervisor who's like 22 and who can do all kinds of stupid shit to you if he feels it's warranted.
Was in the Guard, now Active duty. You get what you make of it, and the culture problems of the army really seem to spare most combat arms units, from what I've seen. I think a lot of people have little experience outside of the military and ascribe problems common in all large workplaces as somehow being Army-specific. Like yeah no shit you don't have to deal with lazy pencil-pushers if you're a trucker now, driving on your own, lol.
Prior marines are common in the Army Guard - multiple guys who got sick of the culture in the marines have told me that they prefer the Army, and have ended up re-upping.
You are the kind of guy who usually has a lot of fun in the Guard. Your experience can be made better or worse by the quality of your leadership, but having seen both terrible and great Guard units, IMO you sound like the kind of person who can really enjoy your job - if you are combat arms, of course
This is very unit-dependent. The majority of units do the advertised amount, maybe slightly more (ie 3 weeks in the summer, or a few 3-day weekends) but there is a not-insignificant minority of units that are like this anon says, really not respecting your civilian career obligations.
>neverserve pretends like he knows anything
I’m going to school for cnc machining and am at least going to give this trade 2 years but being a tanker is always in the back of my mind because they got rid of tanks like a year into me being in
Just join the navy
I was on a boat for a while so not want to do that again
I really love boats. I love everything about them. Obv conditions could be ass but I like them nonetheless
Well he’s not complaining is he
You do see some pretty views out there
Honestly I didn't have a bad experience on the float. Drinking the Navy's coffee all night until morning chow then eating all of their cereal until command started receiving complaints. Smoke deck times were good. Got to fuck off for long periods of time and read books. Got to shoot off the back of the ship. Honestly had way worse times on base.
That’s what I’m saying
My buddy has been navy since '11 and always brings up the Thailand ladyboys when I hang out with him
Go Coast Guard
There’s nothing worth dying for in this country anymore.
Use your GI bill to get a stem degree and work in the defense industry instead
>is the entire military just one shitshow rn
despite all the anon doomposting, and while being marginally correct; peacetime military service is the highest skullduggery you can see. I guarantee the amount of doomposting if PrepHole existed in between vietnam, grenada, desert storm, and Gulf war 2 would be roughly the same. Except more gays and there’s significantly more trannies this time.
When I entered the service there were still combat vets at the fireteam and squad level. When I left they were only at platoon and company level, with a sprinkling of E6s as squad leaders across the whole battalion
>t. seabee
The Army has always been the bottom tier force for quality of life because it must maintain low standards to put warm bodies in manning slots.
Grow up, join Air or Space Force for an adult career, then retire and if smart never have to work again. Everything is about vesting a recession-proof retirement. Financial security requires a methodically planned life. Memes and image mean nothing.
t.USAF (Retired) laughing while peers work until SSI then die never having tasted freedom from mandatory employment.
What is the deal with Fort Hood, I keep hearing about it being a horrible place. Wtf.
European btw and please non meme answers (naggers, israelites etc)
It's fort cavazos now, bigot
It's close to the Mexican border, near a sizeable town which has its own gang problems, and hosts several units with historically high OPTEMPO and shitty missions. The confluence of these factors makes it a hotbed of all kinds of shit, from gang violence to drugs to soldiers killing themselves.
In an armed uprising on American soil, the recently militarized police, National Guard, and armed forces under the federal Department of Defense would protect the federal government from a revolting population.
A more complex insurgency that recruits law enforcement and military, like the ones Americans faced in the Middle East, is more difficult to suppress. That is the threat identified by the FBI, ADL, and even Biden himself in a speech about gun rights.
We saw three major deployments of US military on American soil over civil unrest and domestic conflicts in recent years.
The 2020 riots, the January 6th riot, and the militarized lockdowns and presidential inauguration. Meanwhile, billions and weapons flow to Ukraine for war, and now billions and weapons and ships to the Holy Land.
The Goverment has B-2 stealth bombers and THAAD, what are you gun nuts going to do against that lol
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