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  • skidicarus@sh.itjust.works
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    6 hours ago

    And what about roles outside of the military? When was the last time you contributed to slavery or child exploitation with your purchases? How about your employer?

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        4 hours ago

        Just wanted to make sure since people in this thread seem to be taking a holier-than-thou stance. As above:

        Would it be okay, then, for me to rob, torture, and kill your family if it was the only way for me to get higher education (i.e. something that is not necessary to live)? What about the families these monsters kill that won’t be able to receive higher education on account of being dead or kidnapped?

        If we’re talking about more than just service members who directly engage in combat and are including non-combat roles (cook, mail clerk), then the answer has to be yes.