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RandAlThor@lemmy.ca to News@lemmy.world · 1 day ago

Bombshell Report Says Trump ‘Leaning Toward’ Ground Operation In Iran, Citing Mediating Country Official

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Bombshell Report Says Trump ‘Leaning Toward’ Ground Operation In Iran, Citing Mediating Country Official

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Trump is reportedly “leaning toward ordering a major US ground operation against Iran,” according to an official from a mediating country
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    Something tells me we’ll soon have a lot of disabled Epstein War veterans to thank for their service.

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      I’m never thinking a service member again.

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        Thanking service members has always been fucking weird from a non-American point of view

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        Sitting through the pledge of allegiance at public events is like my favorite recreational activity

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          Did you mean the national anthem? They only indoctrinate the children with the pledge.

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            I have told my kids not to participate in that jingoist ritual. Fortunately they seem to have stopped in our school district.

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            The pledge is still said at many local governmental functions in the US. Both my city and county councils do it before each public meeting.

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            Have you ever been a municipal public meeting? it’s like you’re back in high school

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              No way! That’s so crazy. I had no idea. I tend to block out those memories, so damn. I’ve not heard the pledge outside a classroom. I don’t often partake in public meetings either, though.

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                It’s absolutely surreal, ours also does a prayer and a thing for the troops on top of everything else. even our school committee meetings start with a pledge. this is in a blue state lol

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                  well it beats the lords prayer, thats what they say in red states. (thats a joke… I think)

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            Nope, they’re still in elementary school and are asked daily to say it

            That why most of lemmy.ml is the way they are

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              You have clearly never been to a municipal public meeting, lol

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                Is it a municipal public meeting or a public event?

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                  I would classify a municipal public meeting as a public event. In my municipality they do a pledge at school committee and council meetings; all of those are public.

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