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Originally posted by nhtagmember:
I’ve been isolated for almost 6 years. 96 days? Pffft.

Six years? Jesus, that’s a long time. You’re not that far away. I can come pick you up and we can get you out off roading in the passengers seat.

We used to get underway for 90 day patrols and return to home port for a month, then back out for three more...wash rinse repeat.

we didn’t have cable, internet, email...we mostly got mail when we returned...and we got to pull in for one weekend in the middle of he patrol...sometimes GITMO was our port call.

Could easily be killed or seriously injured just walking around on a warship...

All the while working for Uncle Sam. Making a few bucks a day.

Fuck this guy and fuck his “ptsd” he has no idea.

My name is LeBron and I'm a cuck.

That cocksucker should just be dropped in the middle of the ocean. Worthless sack of talentless shit. He's done so much to destroy the NBA.

Fuck that worthless piece of shit and all of his kind.

Attention whore.

No only does he demean our service members who braved conditions he could not comprehend but their family members who suffered the absence of their loved ones while bearing the burden of worry.

I will grant him the fact that he has limited life experience, no real education, and a complete absence of wisdom.

Hopefully he can fully recover from the trauma.

Poor LeBron. He’s got a hard row to hoe.

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Originally posted by tatortodd:
To be fair, I wouldn't want to spend 96-days with a bunch of assholes that have been been put on a pedestal their whole lives and are emotionally stuck many years younger than their actual age.

You mean LeBron doesn't want to spend 96 days with people just like he is??

Wow, the dictionary has a new photo under the definition for "Unmitigated Gall"

Let’s compare the mindset of Ledouche to Joan Mir, the 23 year old Spanish Motorcycle Grand Prix 2020 World Champion. When interviewed earlier this year and leading in points (he hadn’t won the championship yet) he was asked about what kind of pressure he is feeling. This was his response. “Real pressure is on the people that can’t pay their rent because of these conditions, the coronavirus and all of this, and that can’t bring food home”. For sure when I hear questions about pressure, I think about that and say, 'I don’t have pressure. This is my job. I will be super good anyway'. So I’m privileged."

Has LeTurd ever called himself privileged? Has even acknowledged his fabulous lifestyle and ever seemed grateful?

I’m surprised he didn’t complain about the rash he got because the people who were supposed to cater to his every need didn’t change his diapers often enough.

Just another step along the road to turning PTSD into a meaningless diagnosis and complaint. I heard that a former local fire chief made some sort of disability claim for PTSD because of the stress he experienced being involved in the response to a large wildland fire, and now this.