>rolling stones make a song about depression
>It's bleakness sticks with 'Nam soldiers hearing it on their radios
>Becomes quite popular among them
>Hollywood starts using that song in "antiwar" movies
>Fast forward and it's used in wojak edits like "paint it black but you're surrounded by jihadists in insert third world country here"
>And it gets passed around on TikTok by kids calling wars sigma based cool, actual mercenaries, /k/tards from reddit and the "i love shooting bad people in a war but i would never ever ever enlist"
>tfw the song wasn't about war in the first place but its now the get go for making fantasies about serving burgerstan in the middle east