Caleb Hammer

You know what I want to reconstruct it as?

Let's reconstruct it as just a, if anyone served and they completed, you know, a full three or whatever, or that whole thing, let's give them a permanent pension.

Forever.

Let's not call it a disability that immediately people construe and get coached on and completely abuse the process.

Because there's a lot of people that suffer for a long time that have experienced real disabilities, mental and physical, through their military experience.

And you might be one of those people.

I'm not dismissing that, but I am digging deep because we've just had so many false examples on this show.

So forgive me for that.

But...

Instead of this system that is so easy to abuse, like any other disability system, by the way, whether that be losing a job, unemployment, and that's food stamps.

There's a lot of abuse we have in any kind of system.

I'd rather have people go through their entire service and receive a pension for the rest of their life.

Let's just do that.

Instead of having to do this overly complicated system, and now people are actually manipulating it.

Great, but let's put them all on a pension.

Yeah, but that's when they fall and hurt their back.

We've had people that have fallen and hurt themselves in military, and they admitted on the show, on camera, that it happened when it had nothing to do with their military service.

It just happened while they were a part of the military.

And you're okay with that?

Yes, I'm fine with it.