Post: #26

It is easy to laugh at other people from behind your MacBook Pro drinking your Starbucks.

Right now there is a lot of tension in that area between Russia and Western forces (re:America), there is a civil war or shall we say skirmish in parts of Ukraine. I have a strong feeling that this may escalate into something bigger in the next year or so.

I am not fighting for any country or government, while some rich politician gets another million added to his bank account.

Dude might have been crying because he has to cut his hair.

Post: #27

Isn't the Dutch "army" unionized? The Lithuanians might want to look into that....

Post: #28

It should be mandatory for a leader to have served in the military. See the front lines type of service, not done in a reserve unit far away from danger. This woman did none of that.

Post: #29

(06-10-2015 06:54 AM)germany Wrote:  Lithuania has a woman president, who is sending men to fight and possibly die in future wars.

Women presidents are often times much more cruel and heartless than any man

Hilary Clinton's behaviour when destroying Libya and turning it over to Al-Qaeda then her sacrificing her ambassador to the ensuing chaos should fill everyone with foreboding.

Post: #30

1. At least these fags are fighting for this:

   

Our boys are fighting for this appreciative gem:

   

Or this acrobat:

   

I might think about crying if I were a Lithuanian solider and was asked to go to the U.S. to guard the embassy or something.

2. Someone said they don't "look fit to be soldiers." Well, keep in mind the type of pussy who would pose for a fake picture of themselves crying for the next 100 generations to see. Luckily, these pussies will be paying for this grave error when they get to boot camp. I'm guessing there no "report bullying" button in the Lithuanian military.

3. Being conscripted isn't an excuse for crying. A man gets 10 tokens for crying his whole life. I have 9 left because I was a weak pussy when I was a baby and cried right after I took my first breath of Earthly air. I'll probably cry when my mom dies, so I guess that's 8.

Post: #31

I would never let this happen to me. No feminist could ever photograph me in such an emotional state while in a military uniform. I have passports from three countries (soon I might get a fourth one) and I'd give my life for any of my countries when provided with a good cause. These guys need to take a break; they'll do nine months of training and then they'll be free. It's not like Russia will invade Lithuania; that'd be hilariously stupid.

Edit: Some on the comments section have said the photos might be fake.

Oh yes, I'm so privileged you literally can't even.
Interested in joining the FFL? I tried (and failed).

Post: #32

(06-10-2015 06:42 AM)Galahad Wrote:  

(06-10-2015 06:20 AM)Luisaceo Wrote:  I hate to see just another example of feminists trying to emasculate men.

I do not really see an emasculation there.

On the contrary, they are receiving a "masculation". They have every reason to cry, as children do.

After a couple months of martial discipline, they wont be children anymore.