This is about the fact that indigenous people make up a disproportionate amount of the military population
But when talking to people in general, how do you open dialogue with not just indigenous, but also black and Latino/Chicano veterans and younger people trying to join? A lot of people are lured in by poverty, others are looking for discipline or they have strict families who try to force/impose it.
Is there any advice on having these conversations? I believe it's important to be respectful and mature about it, to not go on lecturing and complaining.
I don't think there's anything more unifying for veterans than shit talking the VA, honestly. Great intentions, awful execution.
That aside, I don't have the time to check rn, but is that speech from the guy from that one documentary "National Bird"?
Also, dark humor from a bygone era:
I believe this is the speech you're thinking of. Which is pretty good too.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C1eRiM9Bh6I
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Looking at the trailer, I don't think so. I wanna say it was a Desert Storm vet?
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