Uh-Oh Army

[Infolurker]

Well, they have made it clear that they wanted to find "conservatives" and purge them from the military. Combine that issue with the DEI / Leftist Bullshit and of course you are going to have problems given the statistics. Most of the military is conservative, most of the recruits are from military families. Mandatory vaccines were not a plus either. 

Let the leftist join (they won't). You all know what is coming.... the DRAFT. Send your children to war waving a Progress Flag.

Yeah, I wonder why the normal group of recruits has "suddenly" turned away.

Breaking down Biden's plan to purge military of conservatives

https://www.foxnews.com/transcript/break...servatives


Veterans are now telling our kids to let them eat shit and let the leftist volunteer since they are turning the armed forces into a leftist ideology shithole...... and guess what:

79 percent of Army recruits reported having a family member who served. And now we are telling them that it is a bad idea....

Who Signs Up to Fight? Makeup of U.S. Recruits Shows Glaring Disparity

https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/10/us/mi...tment.html

More and more, new recruits come from the same small number of counties and are the children of old recruits.

Soldiers like him are increasingly making the United States military a family business. The men and women who sign up overwhelmingly come from counties in the South and a scattering of communities at the gates of military bases like Colorado Springs, which sits next to Fort Carson and several Air Force installations, and where the tradition of military service is deeply ingrained.


For years, military leaders have been sounding the alarm over the growing gulf between communities that serve and those that do not, warning that relying on a small number of counties that reliably produce soldiers is unsustainable, particularly now amid escalating tensions with Iran.
More and more, new recruits are the children of old recruits. In 2019, 79 percent of Army recruits reported having a family member who served. For nearly 30 percent, it was a parent — a striking point in a nation where less than 1 percent of the population serves in the military.

In a 2009 Gallup article, most veterans of all ages are Republican. The finding was deduced from an analysis that included over 138,000 interviews conducted by the newspapers’ Poll Daily tracking starting January of 2009. Only 29 percent identified as a Democrat. Although this cannot exactly translate into the percent of the military that is democrat, it does indicate that there is a skew towards the Republican party.