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Navy SEAL who killed bin Laden says America's 250th proves hard work still pays, warns of 'victimhood' culture
Robert O'Neill, a Navy SEAL who killed Usama bin Laden, praised America's opportunities for those willing to work hard and warned against a 'victimhood' culture that he says undermines the nation's history. He emphasized the importance of perseverance and equal opportunity in the military, while criticizing institutional cowardice and political divisions as threats to national unity.
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