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On the It’s not paradise when locals can’t afford to live here T-Shirt Additionally,I will love this contrary, people have been nothing but kind to me when they discover I am a vet. They usually thank me for my service and sometimes they buy me lunch! For me, I t’s a very humbling experience. It’s just kinda sad seeing on the how a vet was beaten, cussed, and just plain hate even in the most mundane places such as walmart. OP, we’d all like to know what the heck you’re talking about. Did you hear about one nutjob attacking someone who happened to be a vet, and generalize from there? The only people I know of who are systematically abusing veterans are the Veterans’ Administration that’s supposed to care for them. In the 90s I got called a baby killer all the time. A few years later everyone started sucking me off with “thank you for your service” after a few yahoos flew plains into some buildings. I didn’t serve for them. I also got to retire at 45. So there is that.

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