because I make $55 an hour, thank you.
But if $15/hr for flipping burgers is so easy and simple, why wouldn't you do that instead?
because I make $55 an hour, thank you.
Chelsea Clinton went to college.
You didn't.
You went into the military, then leveraged that experience in the private sector when you left the Marines.
So you owe your private sector employment to your government handout.
my circle of Marine brothers says different. but you'll believe anything over me, so i'm not going to argue about itReally? Because according to Gallup, the people most satisfied with their health care plans are those on the VA, while those on private sector plans are least satisfied:
Americans With Government Health Plans Most Satisfied
Americans' satisfaction with the way the healthcare system works for them varies by the type of insurance they have. Satisfaction is highest among those with veterans or military health insurance, Medicare and Medicaid, and is lower among those with employer-paid and self-paid insurance.
https://news.gallup.com/poll/186527/americans-government-health-plans-satisfied.aspx
And this was from 2015, when y'all were at the height of your anti-Obamacare horseshit.
now I can add how health insurance works to the list of things you know jack shit aboutAlso, an insurance plan is not health care...it's just access to health care.
you are a fucking idiot.
But if $15/hr for flipping burgers is so easy and simple, why wouldn't you do that instead?
why would I highlight my military training for a job that has NOTHING to do with what I did in the Marines?
it was more likely the 20+ years on my resume of doing the same job I was applying for
another source:
https://constitutioncenter.org/images/uploads/news/CNN_Aug_11.pdf
"Well-regulated in the 18th century tended to be something like well-organized, well-armed,
well-disciplined," says Rakove. "It didn't mean 'regulation' in the sense that we use it now, in
that it's not about the regulatory state. There's been nuance there. It means the militia was
in an effective shape to fight."
lol, right, if you want a militia that is well trained and in good working order
your delusions and fantasies are not reality. they are just making you FEEL better about your own inadequaciesBecause you know that certain people are suckers for the military and would look upon you more favorably during the application process because of that.
So you leveraged your military experience to get you hired in the private sector.
So you owe taxpayers and the government a big thanks.
OK, and in Year 1 of those 20+ years on your resume, did you put your military experience down on that application?
Did you leverage your military experience to get that first job out of the Corps?
I never created a sock
1. Not my sole interpretation
most applications ask if you're a veteran but I imagine you'll now use that as proof that government got me the job.
My marine corps experience is not on my resume.
so your hatred and cynicism, plus your own lack of being able to accomplish something without an education leads you to believe that nobody else can either, so you want proof of someone being able to do that..........which is super stupid to ask unless you want to view my personal resume with 20 years experience in computer networking
what a bogus hypothetical. why is it difficult for you to grasp the workings of government?
again, wanting something to be your truth, doesn't make it the truth.
No you're the fucking idiot who takes his marching orders from Libertarian losers on Reason.com
I have news for you...Reason.com's interpretation of that phrase is just as tortured and full of shit as yours, because it's the same.
You stole it from them instead of thinking for yourself because you're fucking lazy. It always comes back to that, doesn't it?
It's just a subjective interpretation that happens to confirm your biases, which is why you're trying to present it as fact instead of opinion.
What a fucking fraud.
answer truthfully, of course. its going to come up when they do the background check, so lying on the application would be a sure way to not get hired. how do you not know these things?So when those applications ask that, what do you do?
I find that hard to believe since you have no education, no college, not even an Associate's degree.
You're not telling me something here...I can't shake this feeling that you're not being entirely truthful with me.
my circle of Marine brothers says different.t
now I can add how health insurance works to the list of things you know jack shit about
because pet stores are all about ones military experience LOLThat would satisfy my suspicions, sure.
But it wouldn't satisfy my suspicions that you leaned on your military experience for your first job out of the Corps.
ROFL........i'm trying really really hard to understand that you're this ignorant because you didn't serve.......the military was created by civilians, its funded by civilians, the oath of service is to the constitution and following the orders of the commander in chief. this country is built on we the people being in charge, not they the military. the military branches can only do what they are told by civilians in charge. if that is a concept you are unable to grasp, nothing else will ever make sense to you and you will always be wrong about everythingWell that's what you're saying...you're saying that the military is hampered by civilian control, which is why they've done such a piss-poor job of defending this country the last 20-50 years.