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WE ARE MAKING BASIC TRAINING GREAT AGAIN!
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@DODResponse You hear that @TRADOC ? Now bring back the bayonet.

@DODResponse Nice work!

@DODResponse Uh oh folks, Looks like America needs your kids to go die for israel again soon.

@DODResponse I’m once again asking to bring back traditions that have been lost due to being labeled “hazing.” If a Marine wants to be pinned or get their blood stripes the traditional way, let them! Things like this were a right of passage and have been erased!

@DODResponse @WhiteHouse Maybe the teenagers who are caught committing crimes go through basic training to learn some discipline.

@DODResponse When the hell were stress cards a thing? I know we joke about it, but it’s not serious. I can only speak from a perspective of 2012 and that joke was floating then as well.

@DODResponse DONALD TRUMP RAPED LITTLE GIRLS #ReleaseTheEpsteinFiles

@DODResponse America needs her best and brightest warriors representing her in military uniform. This is the way.

@DODResponse Drill sergeants like they were back in the day when the commander in chief had those damn bone spurs.

@DODResponse This is an @USArmy, @usairforce, and @USNavy thing, right? Because @USMC has Recruit Training on lock! Just reminding everyone!!

@DODResponse @WhiteHouse @AngryCops gotta love this man!

@DODResponse FUCK YEAH

@DODResponse Can you just fuckin stop

@DODResponse @WhiteHouse 😤

@DODResponse WELL SAID AND THANK YOU SIR!!!! HOOAH!!!!

@DODResponse @PeteHegseth

This is amazing news. I survived Basic in the Army and it made me a much better person. We enter with a lot of BS and the Drill Sargent's drill that shit out of us, that needs to go. Basic prepares you for the life of a soldier and the discipline that that job requires. Better to quit in basic, than on a mission. If you make it through REAL basic training, you are part of a very small group of people who did, and that will give you a lifetime of confidence that money can't buy. "Right on, Drill Sergeant, right on!"

I had my bunk flipped. I went through it all. 5ft tall, 100 pounds. I thought I was dying. I survived. Now that it’s over I’m so glad I served. I have love for my country, forged in the trenches over seas and at home. God Bless America and those mean but necessary Drill Sargeants!❤️

@DODResponse This isn’t serious so long as there are women in the military. lol.

Black Lives Matter Plaza, and the Black Lives Matter movement are important parts of America's history. They should remind us that even though Black lives certainly have not always mattered to America, the beauty of this constitutional democracy is that today WE know our strength lies in our diversity and inclusion. Today, all lives, all talents are recognized as helping to make this nation great. We know some seceded and fought against this nation to protect their perceived right to own negroes. Thankfully those Confederate traitors failed in that effort. The Dred Scott decision, was a landmark Supreme Court ruling that declared people of sub-Saharan African descent, whether enslaved or free, could not be considered U.S. citizens and therefore had no right to sue in federal court. After the abolition of slavery Jim Crow laws officially existed in the United States from the late 19th century until The Supreme Court's Brown v. Board of Education case of 1954 legally started to end decades of racial segregation in America. Jim Crow laws collectively was a system of state and local laws that enforced racial segregation and discrimination against "Black Americans". These laws mandated segregation in public facilities, transportation, education, and many other aspects of daily life. Plessy v. Ferguson was a Landmark U.S. Supreme Court decision ruling that racial segregation laws did not violate the U.S.Constitution . The Civil Rights Act of 1964 and the Voting Rights Act of 1965 helped to begin the dismantling of these laws and to facilitate an end to the Jim Crow era. Harold A. Franklin was the first Black student to be admitted to Auburn University. He registered for classes on January 4, 1964, as a graduate student in history and government. It took a federal court order and a lawsuit filed against the university for him to gain admission. The first Black student to be admitted to the University of Alabama was Autherine Lucy Foster. She was admitted in 1956, but faced immediate backlash and threats, leading to her suspension and expulsion just days later. The first Black graduate of the University of Alabama was Vivian Malone Jones, who earned a bachelor's degree in commerce and business administration on May 30, 1965. She and James Hood were the first Black students to help desegregate the university in 1963. The Tide did not get a Black varsity football player until John Mitchell in 1971 (the first Black athletic scholarship recipient was Wilbur Jackson in 1970) Hegseth and Trump have restored monuments to the Confederacy and imposed fines to protect that heritage and part of America's history. They though removed Black Lives Matter plaza. They have fired Black leaders in the military and government without a just cause like General Charles Q. Brown and Dr. Carla Hayden. We know though that Black lives, Black history and Black monuments matter too.

@DODResponse Do it 1982 style.🫡

@DODResponse Let’s make America 🇺🇸 great again

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@DODResponse We are going to be teaching them to do what I do. Drink myself into a stupor, smoke mary jane and assault women.

@DODResponse Basic training was never great. Trust me.

@DODResponse AWESOME 👏🏻 just like everything else, We MUST have Men and Women Strong Fit and Ready for Anything that might come along!

@DODResponse Best SecDef ever!

@DODResponse @DeptofDefense 🥱

@DODResponse All this maga macho shit you're pulling isn't gonna make your dick bigger. You're a joke. #PedoPresidentTrump #EpsteinTrumpCoverUp

@DODResponse @WhiteHouse God bless Pete! It’s about time we had tough soldiers again!

@DODResponse Bring back details, G.I. parties, and weeds & seeds too!

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