Do Soldiers Truly Sacrifice Everything for Their Nation?

The image displays a plain white background with black text. The text is a quote from David Baldacci's novel 'One Good Deed,' which humorously recontextualizes the sacrifice of World War II as a justification for maintaining capitalist exploitation. The quote reads: 'And he and millions of others had just fought a world war to ensure that neither anarchy nor fascism nor anything else would replace the reasonable screwing over of people without money by those who possessed damn near all of it.'

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