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Originally Posted by Textcritic
I wouldn't have a problem with it either, depending upon the context and purpose for said support. To that end, what does "supporting the military" actually mean? I think if there were charitable avenues for support, that would go a lot further and mean a lot more than the obligatory salutations before games. If soldiers do have it as bad as some have suggested, then surely this would be a more fruitful form of social improvement.
Is there a way to "support soldiers" without supporting the military? Because I could get behind that.
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The "military" doesn't make decisions. We vote for politicians who tell the "military" what to do. The military carries out tasks that the government tells them to do. The military is simply the entire group of soldiers at once. So why are you against the military, but support soldiers?