/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.12062106]

Is military service /lit/?

[Anonymous No.12062114]

Only if you join for any other reason than thinking it is "/lit/" or "kino".

[Anonymous No.12062133]

>>12062106
It once was, when a nation was worth dying for? Now, no, dying for Israel isn’t /lit/.

Maybe if you were drafted it would be.

[Anonymous No.12062143]

Every life experience is /lit/ because life is literature

[Anonymous No.12062144]

>>12062133
>dying for Israel isn’t /lit/
speak for yourself

[Anonymous No.12062148]

>>12062133
Why do you think a nation isn't worth dying for anymore? Just curious.

[Anonymous No.12062158]

>>12062106

No. Read War is a Racket or Good-bye To All That.

[Anonymous No.12062176]

>>12062106
Yeah, but only if is really war
Sitting on a desk all day doing bullshit is not /lit/, as that makes for a very dull story

[Anonymous No.12062177]

>>12062106
In 2018? probably not, no

[Anonymous No.12062214]

>>12062106
I am in the military. It is not /lit/ at all. It's full of normies and basic bitches.

[Anonymous No.12063720]

yes but only if you survive the war. otherwise nobody writes about it

[Anonymous No.12064393]

>>12062148
Perhaps there may be some nations around that are still worth dying for. But as an Amerifag, we aren’t worth dying for.

The problem is that at this point, America is little more than an economic zone. Our culture is gone—the founding people of the country are being replaced and most people don’t even care. So why die defending an economic zone? It just isn’t worth it.

Besides, if America falls, it won’t be to outside forces, it would be to internal ones.

>>12062214
See? This is what defending an economic zone looks like. No honor whatsoever. You’re like loss protection at Walmart.

[Anonymous No.12065140]

>>12062106
No, my experience in army had little /lit/ moments.

[Anonymous No.12065229]

>>12062106
No, STOP thinking that there's honor in killing other people

[Anonymous No.12066585]

>>12065140
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