I think it's about how we blindly accept what we are told because it's expected of us. He uses the military as an example because you do what you're told and don't ask questions. The soldier is expected to do what his superiors tell him. Not ask questions (though he still has questions because he cannot ask them). And when he does ask said questions, he is simply told to "Shut up."
Or maybe it's just a fun little song Kalnoky wrote for the hell of it.
I think it's about how we blindly accept what we are told because it's expected of us. He uses the military as an example because you do what you're told and don't ask questions. The soldier is expected to do what his superiors tell him. Not ask questions (though he still has questions because he cannot ask them). And when he does ask said questions, he is simply told to "Shut up."
Or maybe it's just a fun little song Kalnoky wrote for the hell of it.