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by martinky24
676 days ago
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If you don't do drugs, don't commit felonies, and don't have a ton of foreign friends (particularly from a few key, problematic countries), it's really not _that_ bad. You have some more annual paperwork that you're paid to do, you might have some restrictions on certain international travel, but for many people, nothing of meaning really changes before/after getting one. It's not for everyone, but for plenty it's not a huge burden. Even if their family hasn't been "in that line of work" for several decades. And it unlocks the ability to work on certain things that simply don't exist elsewhere (no, not just weapons). |
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