/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Oh, this reminds me, I have to avoid conscription only for two more years. Ah, this military shit sure is troublesome.

We had a military thread a week ago.

Why would you join a place where you have to interact with lots of people?

>>8146201
Money.

>>8146206
Did you know? In most countries, you can even be paid for being autistic. Why would you choose to go murder people when you could stay in bed all day, playing Touhou like the rest of us?

>>8146206
I can be unemployed and disabled and get money just fine.

>>8146206
And get killed by some sandniggers for a fucking low payment?

If it weren't for the exercise, I'd probably join the military.

>>8146221
You could always join the [ch]Air Force.

Why is being a mercenary illegal but being in the army is fine? A soldier is essentially a poorly paid mercenary working on behalf of a client country.

>>8146234
Gewaltmonopol des Staates

>>8146234
Being a mercenary isn't illegal. At least, not in the US.

>>8146213
Probably because they could have some excitement out of their ordinary lives, like killing people. I'm pretty sure a fair bit of /jp/ are in the army though.

>>8146248
Last I checked, homicide was illegal.

>>8146052

>conscription

Third world country detected

Not mil myself but I work for the Air Force and several of the airmen I've met are definitely otaku of varying types. I see memes and shit pasted all over the white boards in the office all the time. A couple of the airmen read mango and shit right in the office and don't even try to hide it. It's great when some older officer catches them and yells at them for it. I've never heard the term "Chinese cartoons" unfortunately, but it totally wouldn't surprise me.

>>8146262
....?

Did Currybutt get killed in Afganistan yet?

>>8146262

Killing people intentionally doesn't make you a murderer under US law. Thus a mercenary can kill all the enemy combatants in Afghanistan he wants regardless of US law. However they're still confined by local law and the Geneva Convention and all that international law jazz, but the illegality of murder in the US is irrelevant to being a mercenary.

There's lots of mercenary groups based in the US. They generally call themselves "independent contractors" or something equally bullshitty though. Gov loves em cause they're less accountable and the gov can pass the blame if something happens.

>>8146264
Yeah, being born in 3rd world country is one of the cards I have been dealt in life.

>>8146274
What country do you live in, friend?

>>8146264
now that German Wehrpflicht is no more, people will become PUSSIES

Been in 7 years now. Did 4 years active, then switched to reserves. It ain't that bad to be honest. The civilian life of playing on /jp/, going to classes, and working as few hours as possible sure is wonderful.

Still volunteer for all derployments as soon as they come up though. Next one is in 2013 I believe.

>>8146339
Why would you want to be deployed?

Active 1992-1995 Bosnian War and no not some faggot "peacekeeper"

>>8146392

So you raped a bunch of muslims?

>>8148204
Im not some serb degenerate

>>8146234
It all depends on the contract you sign, who you sign it with, and the duties required of you.

>>8146043
whatup OP.