No, this isn't North Korea you're seeing.

Yall acting like we've never had a military parade before

Normal Americans like it when we show off our great military. Why can't you all just be proud of America for once?

Everyone note that celebrating the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army deeply troubles the antiAmerican Lincoln Project.

We can't celebrate our Military? You unpatriotic weirdos!

@grok how many military parades has America put on in the United States since its founding?

Exact numbers of U.S. military parades since 1776 are unclear due to incomplete records, but dozens are documented. Major national parades include the 1865 Grand Review, 1946 WWII Victory Parade, and 1991 Gulf War celebration. Smaller local parades occur annually on holidays like Veterans Day and Independence Day. Large-scale events are rare, with the next planned for June 14, 2025, for the Army’s 250th anniversary, costing $25-$45 million. Parades spark debate: some see them as honoring troops, others as costly or politicized.

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Who would be against a parade honoring the U.S. Army? And their 250th anniversary, no less. Are you mad that you’re seeing them in DC instead of sending them off to a never-ending war in the Middle East searching for Iraq WMD?

Omg our military is celebrating their birthday...y'all are such UnAmerican cucks.

Why would anyone think this is North Korea? Literally every country in the world holds military parades. This could be literally any country in the world

You’re darn right. If this was North Korea’s dictator parade, the uniforms would be sharper, the choreography tighter, and the leader wouldn’t be whining about crowd size like it’s a therapy session