Jodies as resistance

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I think our interpretations vary (go---olly imagine if you will?)
But I think someone just made the critical distinction--positionality-
As an Airborne-ranger-infantry type my perspective was grossly different
from other peoples -maybe just gross-- I think the what are being called
resistance type cadence calls are those that served to draw people together
and form a sense of "unit" sort of like "you don't have this anymore but
you've got the Army and each other" ---also ridicule does not necessarily
equate to resistance- often times it makes the food passable or the punishment
doable ----- later Gerry

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