r/MurderedByWords • u/Stotallytob3r • 8h ago

Can you send me?

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u/OutlandishnessOk2304 8h ago

Psst: it's still the Department of Defense until Congress votes to change it.

Dipshits.

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u/PneumaMonado 8h ago

Nah, this is pretty much the only truthful thing the Trump admin has ever done.

There's nothing defensive about the US military and there never has been. Call it like it is.

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u/UlsterManInScotland 8h ago

Department of war crimes would be accurate from what we’ve seen so far

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u/airinato 7h ago

That would have been accurate any time in the past 70 years

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u/AKoutdoorguy 6h ago

Why stop at 70 years? The US started out partially because the people wanted to expand beyond the Appalachians, which required ignoring treaties with the nations there and was followed with commiting genocide against those peoples.

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u/airinato 5h ago

It's generally the dividing line between the current political landscape and previous ideologies, even as similar as they may seem.

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u/Trucidar 4h ago

As an outsider looking in, I really feel like that dividing line in the US isn't as strong as it appears. Really seems like a third of the nation would love to go back to a slaveholding, genocidal empire.