Here’s another vet’s point of view. I acknowledge I never went overseas and this is from the perspective of a Marine’s family member who waited anxiously at his indefinite arrival home. Unfortunately, PTSD goes hand in hand with depression and addiction with many of our vets.
I completely agree that our vets were treated in a completely different manor during the Vietnam war and it’s a beautiful thing that companies like Budweiser want to throw a huge well-deserved celebration for a returning soldier. However, the end goal of any advertisement is to make money and promote your product. Would Budweiser have acted the same way without cameras to display their selfless act during the Super Bowl?
oh my god this was hilarious
Here’s another vet’s point of view. I acknowledge I never went overseas and this is from the perspective of a Marine’s family member who waited anxiously at his indefinite arrival home. Unfortunately, PTSD goes hand in hand with depression and addiction with many of our vets.
For another perspective from a vet, check out this column before speaking for every vet. http://carryingthegun.com/2014/02/02/last-nights-budweiser-ad-a-heros-welcome-was-exploitative-and-offensive/
I do know what I’m talking about even if you doni’t agree with it.
I completely agree that our vets were treated in a completely different manor during the Vietnam war and it’s a beautiful thing that companies like Budweiser want to throw a huge well-deserved celebration for a returning soldier. However, the end goal of any advertisement is to make money and promote your product. Would Budweiser have acted the same way without cameras to display their selfless act during the Super Bowl?
The crackheads are great people once you get to know them!
The crime rate makes life in DC a little more fun. Like living on the edge, you know?
Absolutely. I try my best to give everyone great service regardless of tip, but an extra buck or twenty makes it easy to play favorites
Canned beer sinks. Voice of experience.
My exact thought