TikTok mutiny

 

Maybe the Ukrainian army should take over US defenses? I mean, wtf. Note also that the article in conservative Breitbart News kind of misses the point. It seems the "TikTok mutiny" isn´t entirely unjustified! 

>>>The Defense Department estimated in 2022 that “286,000 service members struggled with food access in 2020 and 2021, with junior enlisted troops most at risk,” reported Stripes. According to a 2019 report from the Government Accountability Office, more than 22,000 active-duty troops used food stamps.

>>>Over 60 percent of active duty service members are overweight or obese, an October report by the American Security Project found.

>>>A 2022 study from the Pentagon found that 77 percent of young Americans would not qualify for military service due to being overweight, using drugs, or having mental and physical health problems.

>>>The Pentagon also discovered that only nine percent of Americans between the ages of 16-21 said they would consider military service last year, dropping 13 points from before the coronavirus pandemic.

Gen Z recruits engaged in "TikTok mutiny"

Service members struggling with hunger