Salutations All!

[Crownguard]

Well, my moniker is Crownguard. I am a leftist who I would say has no general tendency as of yet (tired of the left being screwed over with in-fighting). I'm former military, currently back in college pursuing biochemistry and pre-med. I guess I'm on here looking for more information about groups and what is out there. I'm also a member of Social Alternative local to my area (New England).

Other than that, feel free to chat with me anytime. Always interested to learn more and hopefully return the favor.

-CG

[Prometeo liberado]

Welcome Comrade!

[Ostrinski]

Welcome to the revleft. A congress of the internet's finest revolutionary men and women all gathered here together to discuss the coming age of revolution.

[Questionable]

Welcome.

I don't believe we have very many ex-military here. If you don't mind me asking, did your experiences in the armed forces lead you to radical politics?

[Ostrinski]

We actually do have a few members here who were in the armed forces.

[ВАЛТЕР]

Welcome to the forum. Our member "The Douche" did a tour in Iraq if I remember correctly. Anyways, glad to have you with us, feel free to join discussions and ask questions. See you around!

[Yet_Another_Boring_Marxist]

Welcome to the revleft. A congress of the internet's finest arm chair revolutionaries all gathered here together to bicker about the coming age of revolution.

Fixed :P

But jokes aside, welcome aboard!

[Trap Queen Voxxy]

Welcome to the revleft. A congress of the internet's finest revolutionary men and women all gathered here together to discuss the coming age of revolution.

If comrade Ostrinski doesn't change 'revolution' to 'Aquarius' I submit that he must be purged poste haste.

Also welcome! What branch where you in? Did you go abroad?

[Crownguard]

Welcome.

I don't believe we have very many ex-military here. If you don't mind me asking, did your experiences in the armed forces lead you to radical politics?


Army officer. I wouldn't say it radicalized me so much as expanded on ideas I had prior to serving. Seeing my own soldiers screwed over by the system certainly put it into perspective for me and made it much more personal. Obviously while in I did the best I could. I also got involved with some anti-war stuff on the side (off-base, obviously). Friends of mine who were in vet anti-war groups, etc.

As for serving abroad...went to S. Korea. I was supposed to do a tour in 'stan but they canceled the orders and I resigned my commission to hopefully study medicine.

I appreciate the welcome. I'm sorry I am a bit slow: still trying to navigate the site somewhat and learn about what groups and such are actually out there. Ironic somewhat, as I did study political science in uni :(.

[Yazman]

Yo Crownguard. Welcome to Revleft! Please send me a private message if you have any issues, problems or concerns.

Also, feel free to ask questions in this thread.