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What did/does Sir Patrick Stuart mean to you?
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Reason I joined the military, got out and continue public service. He was a voice for me as a call to action. Be the change you want to see in the world. He will be deeply missed.
So he sucks got it
Was he the reason you joined a heinous institution to kill poor, innocent brown/black people around the world in the name of billionaires?
Are you this brainwashed to think you made a difference? No, you were just fighting for greedy fascists.