Black Hawk Down: The Review

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​Brand of the Band
 
The army is a BRAND of band that sanctions tag-team warfare.
 
“Leave no one behind” is the mantra of cheating death (for your country).
 
All sides resent conquest.
 
Kill to play.  The consequence is trauma.
 
Trauma junkies are a brand of bands coached by government to expand its fiscal bubble.
 
If one’s ability to accept trauma is effortless...you win by inspiring your brand to leave no man behind. 
 
“Heroism is not personal, it’s just business.” Inspired me by the solider in the film named “Hoot.”
 
Patch me up with surgery, and hospital beds. 
 
To parlay traumatic experience into a career path requires an atrophied soul.
 
Basic training separates souls into those who do well to man up.
 
If my son joined the army:  I would tell him “Dead man walking.”  Don’t die with regret.  You are on an adventure that if you survive will apathy your soul with shell shock.  That indifference can by privately contracted to expand government’s fiscal bubble.  War communicates with conquest and retreat.  You want to be a brand of band that wins?  Battle is a senseless focus on conquest.
 
Conquest gives one a mutual insanity through the brand of the band.
 
That’s my review of Black Hawk Down.  Hoowup?