Military service should be a negative thing for candidates.

[MODU]

A real logical system would be treating military service in their background as a negative for candidates. Let's face it they couldn't get into college/find a job so they went into the military. Dropping out of society for several years to be a hired gun for the federales? Not exactly the mark of a stable personality IMO.   

Would you like me to assist you with pulling your head up your ass?  You've seem to have wedged it deep in there.

[MODU]

I don't 'get' the patriotic. Sure, living in America is nice by global standards but alot of other places have better quality of life(australia, canada, the EU core states, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan).

"Quality of life" (which is a non-quantitative term depending on who you ask) and military service are mutually exclusive.  But what do I know ... I'm not a "stable" educated person.

[MODU]

Well the high inequality, the culture, cuisine etc are factors making me not that fond of the US. Then again, in the defense of the US the great lakes/upper midwest is one of the worse parts of it. If I lived in SoCal or the Boswash metro I'd have better feelings.

And this has what do to with the Military and Presidential candidates?

[MODU]

So do you hate all military?  Just the US?  I bet you really hate the true mercenaries that are the Defense Contractors.

I must say, I don't think I've been called a mercenary in a long time.  However, since you brought it up, here's a picture of me going to work the other day.  You can tell it was a Friday since I didn't shave and I left my tie at home. 

[MODU]

Ah, now we know why all the babes in the bunker you work in say hi to you during your lunch hour.  You old studly merc you. 

I learned a long time ago the secret art of accessorizing.