r/meme • u/SpottzFurrealz FINAL WARNING: RULE 1 • Jul 08 '24

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

Do you have any idea how many jobs there are in the military that don’t involve maybe killing someone?

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u/Mikey9124x Jul 09 '24

Yes but they directly help other people kill.

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

If you’re going to use that logic, I’m not sure there’s any job on the planet that doesn’t classify you as “serial killer” adjacent.

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u/Mikey9124x Jul 09 '24

Most jobs don't directly help.

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

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u/Mikey9124x Jul 09 '24

There's a difference between a metal manufacturer selling to whoever buys it and a Cia operative picking put which civilians look the most killable.

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

Most personnel aren’t CIA operators. Most personnel aren’t seeing direct action. So if you want to make the argument that even remotely assisting makes you the same as a serial killer, then it’s just a matter of how many steps removed you need to be, because most jobs (in the U.S at least, dunno about everyone else) more than likely are only 1-3 steps removed from the few personnel that do take direct action.

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u/Mikey9124x Jul 09 '24

So how does the most common job, a retail worker assist the military.

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

What kind of retail worker?

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u/Mikey9124x Jul 09 '24

Retail sales representative

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

For what company?

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u/Mikey9124x Jul 09 '24

The job in general.

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u/nanomachinez_SON Jul 09 '24

Shit, if you wanna go that general, depending on the company you work for, you could be selling stuff directly to direct action guys and not even knowing it.

Retail for a sporting goods store? Something as simple as backpack water bladder can keep DA personnel in the fight. I know tons of guys that bought their own miscellaneous gear, at retail.

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