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Glance in a contractor Facebook group. Everybody's cracking jokes about ambushes. I don't get it. Hop on Twitter and see what caused them to start talking about it.
When literal mercenaries have lost all sympathy for deputies, there's a major public relations issue for cops .
When literal mercenaries have lost all sympathy for deputies, there's a major public relations issue for cops .
Generally, there's always been some "profession of arms" camaraderie. Apparently, that's all gone.
For context: When those guys tried to invade Venezuela or whatever hair brained thing they were doing it was opposition contractors who kept them relatively well treated. There's a gentleman's agreement that apparently doesn't extend to cops anymore.
Actual quotes:
"They wanted to play soldier."
"Act like an occupying army, get treated like one."
"Looks like they'll be hiring." (Long running joke anytime a foreign army gets wiped)
"Great, now we'll have to hear them cry about this for a month."
Literally nothing sympathetic
"They wanted to play soldier."
"Act like an occupying army, get treated like one."
"Looks like they'll be hiring." (Long running joke anytime a foreign army gets wiped)
"Great, now we'll have to hear them cry about this for a month."
Literally nothing sympathetic
Me: Surprising tone in here tonight.
Him: YouTube turns you into p-ssy.
Me: Don't confuse my curiosity with giving a f-ck.
Him 2: The tone changed when they started behaving worse than the (slur for Arab) we've been planting. They chose the game, they know the rules, play.
Him: YouTube turns you into p-ssy.
Me: Don't confuse my curiosity with giving a f-ck.
Him 2: The tone changed when they started behaving worse than the (slur for Arab) we've been planting. They chose the game, they know the rules, play.
Me:
