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Blackpill It's over for militarycels: Proof of the inherent disloyalty of foids

SayanimCel

SayanimCel

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Guys who serve in the military are the epitome of what society teaches males that they should be, and what appeals to women, i.e. men who don't complain about their shitty predicament in life and serve society regardless of whether or not it benefits them. They are also overwhelmingly poorcels, as only people with zero financial options join the military due to low education / inherited wealth.

And how are these guys rewarded by their wives? They have a 62 percent higher divorce rate than the average population. This is worst among Iraq War veterans (America's most recent war, so hypergamy will have affected these veterans the most) for whom 81% OF VETERANS ARE DIVORCED.


When we bare in mind that 80% of divorces are initiated by women, 0.8 x 81 = 65% of Iraq War veterans were divorced by their wives and forced to pay alimony to them for the rest of their lives.

What makes this even more cucked is that when the veterans themselves cheat - which is a lot less common, as men in general are less adulterous than women - they can actually be penalised and in some cases discharged for it by a military tribunal, while no such equivalent exists for military wives :feelshaha::feelshaha::feelshaha:

This is obviously a contributing factor in veterans having sky-high homelessness, drug addiction and suicide rates compared to the average population, but the real issue is SuPporTing BrAVe Sex WoRkeRs :feelsclown::feelsclown:

There's even a term for this that has existed in military circles for a while now, and that is "Jody" - basically slang for Chad who fucks, and perhaps impregnates, all the soldiers' wives while they're off on duty. This to me is just further proof that as much as soy media and IT try to make out like, "Their [our] terminology is so weird, where do they come up with all these crazy ideas?" this shit has been known for a long time, it's just it wasn't as neatly tied up and packaged as it has been in blackpill communities in the past few years

Any man who wants to join the military, and part of him GENUINELY wants to do so for love of his country or for protecting it is a turbocuck moron, and this doesn't just go for foreign (((pointless))) wars, even if your homeland was straight up invaded by a foreign power, joining the military is still giga cucked under all circumstances
 
Military is still the best option to ascend economically, even better than STEM
 
Military is still the best option to ascend economically, even better than STEM
If you can't sit down for somet ime and don't have above average IQ, yes. Otherwise STEM mogs military to the moon and back.
 
If you can't sit down for somet ime and don't have above average IQ, yes. Otherwise STEM mogs military to the moon and back.
Uh? Military exams are far harder than exams to get into good STEM universities.

Hence why ITA and IME are the hardest exams in the nation and only 1-2% get inside those institutions
 
Loyalty is an exclusively male concept. The idea of a pure maiden waiting at the hillside for her sailor to return is a coper's fairytale to keep servicemen from roping. I suspect those figures you gave are in actuality worse than recorded. Why do you think the suicide rates are so high for ex military?
 
How do you figure that?
Because the exams are far harder.

Compare ITA, IME, Navy school with any other Federal university exam, you will see the disparity.

Aside from that, you have 500 (0,2% approval rate) candidates per seat in navy school and 50 (2¨% approval rate) in IME and ITA, even though the competitors are extrmely good.

If you are not a genius (145+ IQ) you will struggle to pass ITA and IME and if you are below 125, don't even bother doing them.

Which means that your salary is higher.

In your first year, your salary is already 95th percentile and you can easily become a general, making 25k per month (before taxes)
 
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Because the exams are far harder.

Compare ITA, IME, Navy school with any other Federal university exam, you will see the disparity.

Aside from that, you have 500 (0,2% approval rate) candidates per seat in navy school and 50 (2¨% approval rate) in IME and ITA, even though the competitors are extremely good.

If you are not a genius (145+ IQ) you will struggle to pass ITA and IME and if you are below 125, don't even bother
Vast majority of the military don't do any of that shit - average stemmaxxer salary is much greater than average military salary. By your logic you may as well say being a rapper is a better financial route, because the top rappers earn more than your average stemmaxxer, they're outliers
 
Vast majority of the military don't do any of that shit - average stemmaxxer salary is much greater than average military salary. By your logic you may as well say being a rapper is a better financial route, because the top rappers earn more than your average stemmaxxer, they're outliers
Which means that your salary is higher.

In your first year, your salary is already 95th percentile and you can easily become a general, making 25k per month (before taxes)
 
Which means that your salary is higher.

In your first year, your salary is already 95th percentile and you can easily become a general, making 25k per month (before taxes)
Reposting what you already said doesn't change the fact that the AVERAGE militarycel has a lower salary than the AVERAGE stemmaxxer
 
Uh? Military exams are far harder than exams to get into good STEM universities.

Hence why ITA and IME are the hardest exams in the nation and only 1-2% get inside those institutions
What's the earning potential of a 1%-2% in those test? Because let me tell you something in STEM, if you have above average IQ (which you definitely need to score that high in the military test), you can start in many states at 50-60k, and reach 100k in not longer than 5 years. That's just an average dude who goes into IT, not the 1%-2%, whom are making 120-150k after a few years lol.
Loyalty is an exclusively male concept. The idea of a pure maiden waiting at the hillside for her sailor to return is a coper's fairytale to keep servicemen from roping. I suspect those figures you gave are in actuality worse than recorded. Why do you think the suicide rates are so high for ex military?
Correct. Loyalty is a man concept, so expecting female humanoids to understand it is naive at best.
 
Reposting what you already said doesn't change the fact that the AVERAGE militarycel has a lower salary than the AVERAGE stemmaxxerS
STEMcels can't even get a job in many cases, hence why the number of engineers working as ubers.

[UWSL]Even lieutenants[/UWSL], which is barely above average for someone who is working there for years, make more than a senior STEMcel
 
What's the earning potential of a 1%-2% in those test? Because let me tell you something in STEM, if you have above average IQ (which you definitely need to score that high in the military test), you can start in many states at 50-60k, and reach 100k in not longer than 5 years. That's just an average dude who goes into IT, not the 1%-2%, whom are making 120-150k after a few years lol.

Correct. Loyalty is a man concept, so expecting female humanoids to understand it is naive at best.
You get a 95th percentile salary while studying.

You can get up to 33k per month (before taxes) if you outperform your peers, but most end up earning 20-25k
 
You get a 95th percentile salary while studying.

You can get up to 33k per month (before taxes) if you outperform your peers, but most end up earning 20-25k
LMAO you are not going to convince me top 1-2% earners in the military earn that because that's bullshit and you know it man. I'm not saying there aren't personell who earn that, but there is no way 1%-2% of military guys earn at least 250k per year, just stop :feelshaha:
 
The top degrees with the highest employment rate post-graduation are almost all stem-related
The ones go get into a top university can easily, but that's not your average STEMcel, the market is too inflated.

Many engineers are working as ubers, it's not even a joke anymore, this country is fucked.


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D8q4fu-_lVo


We need to industrialize afap
 
Many engineers are working as ubers, it's not even a joke anymore, this country is fucked.
A far higher percentage of veterans are homeless, drug addicts, alcoholics, commit suicide, working shitty low pay bouncer/shop floor security jobs, etc.
 
LMAO you are not going to convince me top 1-2% earners in the military earn that because that's bullshit and you know it man. I'm not saying there aren't personell who earn that, but there is no way 1%-2% of military guys earn at least 250k per year, just stop :feelshaha:
It's not.


The direct pay, which does not include monetary benefits and the ones of other kind, is 13,471.

The military aditional is 3.771,88.

The habilitation aditional is 5.657,82.

The disponibility aditional is 5.523,11.

The [UWSL]permanence aditional is 2.778,39.[/UWSL]

[UWSL]The immersion aditional is 2.694,20.[/UWSL]


See? More than 33k per month
 
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For generals, not for grunts (99% of guys in the military), as your own chart shows. Also, why's that shit in Spanish? :feelswhere:
The other ones are still pretty high, 95-99th percentile.

Just the ones who get in there by voluntary service or are students (for obvious reasons, they are not working) of military institutions are paid badly
 
The other ones are still pretty high, 95-99th percentile
Mid-career salary of computer science graduate average in the US = $114,700

If we take the salary in the very middle of the chart, we get:
1.334 + 0.173 + 0.253 + 0.667 = 2.427
2.427 x 12 months = $29,100 average, so no, not even close
 
It's not.


The direct pay, which does not include monetary benefits and the ones of other kind, is 13,471.

The military aditional is 3.771,88.

The habilitation aditional is 5.657,82.

The disponibility aditional is 5.523,11.

The [UWSL]permanence aditional is 2.778,39.[/UWSL]

[UWSL]The immersion aditional is 2.694,20.[/UWSL]


See? More than 33k per month, but that raise may be
Dude, that wage is for a bloody Army General. That's not 1%, that's like 0.01% or even less. Moreover, according to your own chart, that is BRAZILIAN CURRENCY, and 33k $R is around 6.8k american dollars LMAO.
So the brazilians top generals are barely keeping up with an average nerd who codes like a monkey in USA :feelshaha::feelshaha::feelshaha:

@SayanimCel check this out :feelshaha:
 
Mid-career salary of computer science graduate average in the US = $114,700

If we take the salary in the very middle of the chart, we get:
1.334 + 0.173 + 0.253 + 0.667 = 2.427
2.427 x 12 months = $29,100 average, so no, not even close
Except that you get a 13th salary in Brazil and there is more social net in the military than STEM related jobs.

Also, where did you get that the average computation scientist makeks 114k?

There is no competition, military is much better than STEM as a career
 
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Dude, that wage is for a bloody Army General. That's not 1%, that's like 0.01% or even less. Moreover, according to your own chart, that is BRAZILIAN CURRENCY, and 33k $R is around 6.8k american dollars LMAO.
So the brazilians top generals are barely keeping up with an average nerd who codes like a monkey in USA :feelshaha::feelshaha::feelshaha:

@SayanimCel check this out :feelshaha:
Indeed and people in STEM are paid even less, since that's a 99th percentile salary here.

The argument was if STEM is a better career than military, I said it's not and provided the reason why, it has nothing to do with the currency.

Also, you simply ignored the other wages, which are much higher than what your average STEM worker makes
 
There is no competition, military is much better than STEM as a career
13th salary = "a complementary amount to the salaries paid throughout the entire year"

Does that complementary amount equal $85,600 (the difference between the average mid-career computer science graduate wage and the mid-tier wage on your chart), otherwise known as, 3X THEIR WAGE FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR?

Just ignore all objective evidence presented before you theory in action
 
13th salary = "a complementary amount to the salaries paid throughout the entire year"

Does that complementary amount equal $85,600 (the difference between the average mid-career computer science graduate wage and the mid-tier wage on your chart), otherwise known as, 3X THEIR WAGE FOR THE REST OF THE YEAR?

Just ignore all objective evidence presented before you theory in action
The average is not that much and there is no point in comparing salaries from different countries, especially the USA, which is the tech hub of the world.

It's much harder to get fired from military too.

Also, if you are high IQ, which STEM requires you to be, military is a much better career. Especially given that those in low patents wouldn't be able to get a degree from a good (or not at all) STEM university, they would be making far less there, so the military is still a better option for them too.

It's dishonest. at best. to say that STEM is a better option by comparing the salaries of the ones who wouldn't be able to get there. Which exludes the possibility of them ascending economically via that way, thus my point still stands.

If you are low IQ and can't get into STEM, choose military.

If you are high IQ and can get into STEM, choose military.

 
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there is no point in comparing salaries from different countries
You're the one who started quoting stats from Brazil in a thread that was using American statistics
 
You're the one who started quoting stats from Brazil in a thread that was using American statistics
What it has to do with anything? I didn't compare the USA to Brazil at any moment, I just showed that military is a better option in Brazil, hence why my second comment was about brazilian institutions.

I only talked about Brazil in my comments, never mentioned USA statistics
 

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