Thank god nobody can edit that except for the spirit of Milk himself.

New York is in California?

What’s even funnier is that the entire US navy (bar nuclear ships) runs on lube. The navy runs on gay lube! Incredible!

You just contradicted yourself badly. Social media was very much the facilitator of massive movements. What would they have used in the 60s-70s, the mail or landlines?

As I perhaps mentioned but did not elaborate on sufficiently, you are looking at cases in vastly different contexts than the current day. Even something as banal as Facebook is a tool to make the skin in the game effective. That, and making a draft an actual draft rather than something your dad’s golf buddy can get…

Ah, banter....

Korea was in the shadow of WW2, and the “Red Menace” was enough of a driver that I imagine volunteers wouldn’t have been too scarce, M*A*S*H tropes be damned. As for ‘Nam, extrapolate the significant public unrest of the time to the present and you can easily imagine it reaching a scope where politicians find it…

It also means that suddenly everyone cares a whole lot more about what the hell the military is getting sent to do.

So it’s only a place for men?

Luckily there are an enormous variety of military roles that are not infantry then, eh?

Hence being against the draft I suppose?

Because everyone who enlists is a hardbody?

And he is a fuckdouche.

Nope.

Hatewanks?

There is such thing as bad publicity though. This is an example of that. I don’t think people are going to say: “You know that band fronted by that rape-apologist? Yeah, they’re good.”

Amber Heard?

Your handseyness is not a good trait. Nor is rapeyness.

Oh yeah, totally deserving of rape.

You do realise that your continue defence of the father’s statement is in fact highlighting how wrong it is in the first place? You’re merely further highlighting the incredible inappropriateness of the details.