Yea true but privacy is a illusion
Joined the Air Force and it was the best decision of my life.
Care to explain why?
Do you use the internet? So everyone knows where you live.
Did you ever look at some items online? Everyone knows what you like.
It goes a lot deeper then that but unless you are living like George of the jungle. You don't have any privacy.
This wasn't the way I wanted to this thread to go tho so I'll leave it at that.
Benefits, purpose, job security, high tier training, career opportunities after discharging, connections with the country's most influential personnel
Did you not read my fucking post. Ive got plenty of privacy (the kind im concerned with) my lot of land is posted and I will shoot your ass should you cross that line. I can drink beer, fart, sneeze, curse ect where I damn well please. You CANT do that in the military. That was my fucking point. I acknowledged that "privacy" is a fine line with todays technology but emphasized PERSONAL space and the sense of PRIVACY it entails. Dumbass.
OT to those considering the service. I suggest the air force and navy. They have higher standards of living than most and offer far more jobs that translate to the civilian sector. Just my .02
I read your post but what makes you think you have more privacy then me? I can do all those things as well except drugs but any respectable business has random drug texts.
I can do all those things as well except drugs but any respectable business has random drug texts.
Historical war vets, who had little in regards to treatment and therapy in their time, who had exponentially more traumatizing experiences than the average soldier today. All of which owes to their mental instability and inability to hold a job
But I feel like that happens today too and that employers are hesitant to hire vets for that reason.

