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12/7/2013 8:31:59 AM
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Camm, does after leaving the service, a Soldier get any check-ups for mental health and the like or do they just give them a standard discharge without running anything like that?
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What did google say? I mean, you don't seriously think I'll ever have an actual serious conversation with you about any of my knowledge with how you perceive me... do you?
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I wanted testimony from someone that actually understands the situation better first before I was going to google. Actual words from a real person and all that. And I thought that even if I butt heads with you, I still don't hate you in a literal sense of the word and that I could ask you because you would put aside those differences to enlighten and uplift someone's intellectual standing. But if you loathe me so much, then I'll just take off and Google it. Never mind.
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I don't loath anyone. You still don't get it. You see, in your mind, you think that anything I say doesn't matter because it's all fake and just pulled straight from my asshole. That information is easily accessible and I'm not preventing you from educating yourself, it's something that I would never do... However, this high horse you've put me on for all to see, is far above any questions you have to ask me.
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[quote]I don't loath anyone.[/quote]But do you loaf anyone?
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No, but I can love.
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Edited by ZeroSuitAlpha: 12/7/2013 9:02:16 AM[quote]Loath is an adjective meaning unwilling or reluctant. For example, you might say that you are loath to to spend time with your mean boss outside work.[/quote] So you're unwilling to help just anyone? I'm not a special case? I think you shouldn't say something online if you wouldn't be willing to say it in real life. I didn't think that everything that gets pulled from your bum was fake, what goes in and out of that isn't my business. Well I looked, went through a couple pages, but none of them really addressed if they do anything for discharged soldiers, the closest thing I found so far is in the link. This is how I phrased my google search: "Is there a mental health assessment for soldiers after discharge?" Would "after being discharged" work better? I'm putting you on a high horse? *scratches his head*
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I'm wherever you say I am.
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Could you pretty please reply to the rest of that?
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*seriously starts to cry because we know how much Camm loves being super cereal*
