r/MurderedByWords • • 2d ago

Nancy Mace Gets Fact Checked

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u/TwoBionicknees 2d ago

what the hell is a military college, i looked it up. Do you sign up to the military and they go there after basic training or is it like just a college that pretends to be in the military and gives you a route to officer training if you join the military after?

In other words, is it just a college with ROTC type programs they have for highschool kids where they larp being in the military and probably do physical training every day... but it's still just college?

Because even without your dad as the guy in charge, she's acting like this is akin to going through seal training when in reality she completed military larp college?

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u/bctech7 2d ago

citadel specifically is the worst its the backup for kids that arent smart or connected enough to get into the service academies.....plenty of normal schools out there if you want to do ROTC hell go to A&M its a senior military college too but way less weird about it. I dont understand at all why you would got to citadel and not do ROTC shits weird

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u/wowbragger 2d ago

Because they want to be a pilot. Citadel has a pipeline for commissioning over to that. Several current pilots I've worked with took this route, and I'm an army medic 😅 I don't know that many pilots, so it says something if several took the same route

And honestly, not trying to defend the private academy idea; but that whole 'they're the worst, go A&M' kinda screams school rivalry. All these schools take their cadet life far too seriously.

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u/joeychestnutsrectum 2d ago

A minority of citadel students serve in the military. They aren’t going to become pilots.

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u/wowbragger 2d ago

Meh, I know at least one there right now, that has been accepted. And I'm tracking the very low rate of those that ever the service.

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u/joeychestnutsrectum 2d ago

So you know one, and despite the easily verifiable fact that as little as 30% of Citadel grads actually join the military, you choose to believe your own lie?

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u/bctech7 2d ago

ROTC is a legitimate path to becoming a pilot at least in the airforce although its far from a guarentee and i doubt citadel gives you advantage over someone doing ROTC at a normal state school. At its core thats all the citadel is everyone is a "cadet" even if they arent doing ROTC which is the weird part.