Uhhhhh genuinely don't know how the fuck this is even possible. Basically acting as mercenaries at this point :amerikkka:
https://www.axios.com/gop-megadonor-south-dakota-troops-border-21881b13-f0d8-461f-a7af-fe6288b5bcbd.html
Uhhhhh genuinely don't know how the fuck this is even possible. Basically acting as mercenaries at this point :amerikkka:
https://www.axios.com/gop-megadonor-south-dakota-troops-border-21881b13-f0d8-461f-a7af-fe6288b5bcbd.html
lmao, we've always said the US armed forces are for hire, but this it taking the piss
It's wild on so many levels, I also didn't even know national guards can go to other states unless it's an emergency disaster relief shit.
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They are part of the national armed forces.
They've been in Japan and South Korea for 70 years as mercs for hire.
and they've been in America 250 years as mercs for hire
Eh, it wasn't until the Spanish-American War that things got off the ground. The US government used to disband most of the army after a war. The US Navy was frequently put in the position of having to purchase merchant ships and put cannons on them when a war broke out. And Congress would barely give them any money.
Not any more! WWI and especially WWII took care of that permanently.