Ping!
Hope his voice helps. Make it a mission, dude.
Apparently he loved being a soldier and only stopped when he became a target for his fellow servicemen.
Sadly, around 24 American veterans commit suicide every DAY.
The Prince might consider that a monarchy that is indifferent to the free speech of it’s subjects might make a UK veteran wonder “what did I fight for?”
The monarchy stays silent on Tommy Robinson at great risk to it’s supposed foundations.
I respect Harry a lot for that.
One problem is they’ve turned their symptoms into a soulless acronym, like PTSD.
Why are these veterans killing themselves at astonishing rates much higher than the rates of veterans from Vietnam or World War II?
It’s our current culture. We have raised our children to be victims and snowflakes, and have unprepared them for real life. Their grandfathers and great-grandfathers could and did withstand the terrors of war. These children cannot.
I hope this will help to galvanize efforts to find effective interventions to reduce the toll.
Twenty-two US veterans a day commit suicide.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_military_veteran_suicide
The Brit soldiers leaving one muzzie country where comrades are injured or died, and coming home to another muzzie country to live. What a HUGH disappointment for them!!
People in the U.K. and the U.S.A. need to stop disrespecting veterans and stop pushing them out of colleges, universities, jobs and families. Those evil activities are done in sneaky and dishonest ways, but they are very common. The motives are often vanity, envy and hatred against men in general (even by more effeminate men), and men with prior service stand out as men.
The Vets aren’t broken, our society is. We simply don’t know how to deal with these men and women after they come back. There is a gigantic disconnect between the American public and the people who fight these wars.