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People are confused by the US Army's St. Patrick's Day video

US news 17. März 2018
The short video clip features a dancing soldier and animated shamrocks being fired from weapons.
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· 17. März 2018

What the fuck is this?

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· 17. März 2018

HOW IS THIS REAL

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· 17. März 2018

“Troops! Where are we on our St Patrick’s Day social plan of attack?” “We were thinking the usual—turn some footage of missiles into cute little clovers” “Can you make a man dance, too? With a filter?” “By god this is the US Army you’re talking to”

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· 17. März 2018

society: i wonder if we can celebrate any holiday without having to think about the troops the troops:

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· 17. März 2018

This is actually pretty dope.

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· 17. März 2018

"Hey Tyrone's hitting a mean nae nae in the hallway again quick record him on your phone and we'll throw some filters on him and pop some funsy shamrocks on bombs and missiles and other such deadly weapons that's a smart and cool holiday idea that ppl will like"

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· 17. März 2018

Ugh, people in Ireland and those with Irish heritage anywhere who are celebrating today deserve so much better my goodness

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· 17. März 2018

we really are living in a simulation

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· 17. März 2018

Has the US army just posted the weirdest St Patrick’s Day tweet?

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