This isn’t North Korea. This is America. And it’s terrifying.

I love it you unbased commie pussy.

You’re terrified of our troops because they expose everything you’re not—brave, disciplined, and willing to die for something bigger than themselves. Show some respect. Also, you literally worked for Nikki Fried who plastered her stupid face on every gas pump in Florida. Now that shit was terrifying!

Troops marching in a parade terrifies you. This is literally what boot camp graduation looks like. Are you a bitch?

We have no doubt you would prefer your military to be fat, uncoordinated, pink-haired with multiple face piercings. This is why you’re not in charge of anything, Keith.

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Dawg it’s a parade celebrating the greatness that is America and it’s military?? How’s that terrifying?

This is a salute to our armed forces and they should be celebrated. These people serve with their lives and you call it “terrifying “. Maybe you should not live here and be protected by them.

@grok how many 1st world countries do military parades in celebration of their military?

Many first-world countries hold military parades to celebrate their military, with at least 11 identified, including France, the UK, Italy, South Korea, Singapore, the US, Germany, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, and Japan. Frequency and scale vary; France's Bastille Day parade is annual and prominent, while US parades are less frequent, often tied to events like inaugurations. Some view these as patriotic, others as concerning, reflecting cultural differences. Data is based on web sources, but perceptions of "celebration" may vary, and exact counts depend on definitions.

You sound like you cry after intercourse.

Imagine being scared of a parade