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human
I don't believe that we should "support our troops" or treat them as heroes when they are involved in a conflict/war we do not agree with

Of course it is totally accepted that people can be for or against different wars our country (US) here is involved in but it seems to be generally accepted that no matter the conflict we should always support our troops and and treat them with respect. If i disagree with a war we are in (i.e. Vietnam, Iraq etc.) I see no reason why I should have any respect or support for those that fight in those wars.
 
While people often say they are risking there lives to protect our country this does not seem relevant if one is against the conflict they are fighting in.
gpt
"Troops" are not just in the Middle East invading countries. In fact, that only accounts for a very small percentage of the U.S. Military. They serve all over the world including protecting innocent South Koreans on the SK/NK border, deterring pirate activity off the coast of Somalia to save thousands of ship's crews every day, and helping keep the world's economy going by allowing free ship transit through the Straits of Hormuz.

It is very easy for a civilian to become ignorant and take for granted the assortment of things that the U.S. Military does for our country as well as the world. However, there is much more that the U.S. military does than shooting Arabs in the Middle East.