Supporting kids who parents died is bad? Wtf is wrong with you!
I’m not a pro-military guy at all… But, this is a stand up act… It’s disneyland, he didn’t bring them to a propaganda camp and give them a speech to encourage them to join the military (if anything, Disneyland would inspire the opposite).
Also, the people I generally see calling other people bootlickers are generally far-right sovcit dumbasses, who try to use that instead of providing an argument. You don’t need to emulate that behavior
Supporting kids who parents died is bad? Wtf is wrong with you!
I’m not a pro-military guy at all… But, this is a stand up act… It’s disneyland, he didn’t bring them to a propaganda camp and give them a speech to encourage them to join the military (if anything, Disneyland would inspire the opposite).
Also, the people I generally see calling other people bootlickers are generally far-right sovcit dumbasses, who try to use that instead of providing an argument. You don’t need to emulate that behavior
Exclusively bringing children of fallen terrorists is bad. There is ton of orphans to support that have innocent parents
Which orphans are you helping?
His organisation also helps the orphans and families of first responders too apparently. So it’s not exclusively military
Only kids whose parents are neutrlized terorrists. This is a terror glorification.
In what way. Be specific. Bringing all the kids together, to highlight all the parents dying and traumatising their kids is such great propaganda
Nothing about this encourages anyone to join the military. In fact, pretty sure military leaders prefer to hide that people are dying in their wars
“OH DAD, join the military and die, so we can go to disneyland.”
Actually it does. It portray the terrorists as heroes of which their kids deserve privileges
That’s like saying helping homeless people glamorises being homeless.
Meanwhile, I’m betting you help nobody (similar to Trump, treating people like asses and abusing them isn’t the same as doing something)
Also, I actually googled it and his organisation helps first responders too families too, so it’s possible the headline is wrong