Active Duty Major calls for Trump to be impeached and removed

UrHuckleberry

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The shorts of the joke are the only 2 popularity contest I have ever won are (1) in 8th grade the fine ladies of my class voted me "best dressed" and the emotional equivalent males on here (2) voting me wpoty last year.
Maybe don't continue calling 8th graders fine once you grow to be an adult ;)
 
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alaskanseminole

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So why don't these codes of conduct apply to Trump's people? Your argument falls flat there.
It's not an arguement, Huey. I literally copy/pasted military regulations (not to mention I lived it for 20+ years). BUT to answer your question, Trump is a civilian, not a military member. Hence why I get so pissed at the double standard between the IC and politicians.

So, no, my arguement doesn't fall flat. It's backed up by both official DoD regulations and personal experience.

You're just throwing out your opinion based on emotion only.
 

RagnarLothbrok

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I don't disagree that his oath is to support and defend the Constitution. But that same oath doesn't give him a pass to ignore the rules that come with serving on active duty. If he truly believes the President should be impeached, there are lawful ways to express that. he can contact his members of Congress, write letters, vote, or (this is the biggest one---> speak as a private citizen.

If he chooses the path he's chosen, then he'll have to face the consequences, that's all I'm saying. He doesn't get a pass simple because we agree with his opinion. You served, Chis, you know this.

Whether this administration is the worst or whether impeachment is warranted is a completely separate discussion. Even if someone believes impeachment is justified, that doesn't automatically make it appropriate for an active-duty service member to publicly advocate for it while in uniform. What unlawful order was he, personnaly, given?

FWIW, I agree with your last sentence.
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And I have been in full-blown TDS mode since Trump obstructed the release of the Epstein Files.
 

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@UrHuckleberry

☝️Buckle up. Huey just woke the beast. Huey's getting taken behind the woodshed (again).

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tarheelbybirth1

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Agreeing with what he said doesn't automatically make him a true patriot. Patriotism isn't just about what you believe...it's also about honoring the responsibilities you voluntarily took on. If he's active duty and in uniform, those responsibilities include staying politically neutral. So, while I personally agree with much of what he said, I still think he exercised poor judgment and violated military regs.
It was mostly this idea I was referencing. It’s not what he said that makes him a patriot. It is precisely the fact that he put his own well-being at risk… ”voluntarily”… to make a statement. That makes him a patriot and a (small “h”) hero.

Plenty of people say the same things he’s saying. Plenty of people - you and me included - agree with what he said. None of us are front page news.

Very few would risk what he has to make that statement and draw the attention he has. Had he stood there in civilian clothes and said exactly the same thing… no one would have cared.
 

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No. They still have free speech rights, but those rights aren't unlimited while serving on active duty. The military places restrictions on certain political activities to preserve good order, discipline, and political neutrality. That's part of the job we ALL voluntarily accepted. (there's no draft ;) )

Did I say I supported it? I'm not advocating for anything, so take the emotion out of it. I'm simply explaining that his particular actions do, in fact have consequences. When you serve, you do have to give up some personal freedoms. Hell, not once in 20 years did I get to choose the city I lived in--the miltiary chose that for me. Not once did Iget to decide, Na..I think I'll skip work today and go to the beach.

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While still infinitely better than the MIB, it’s amazing how many blowhards on the far left can’t read either.
 

GesterHawk

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Mfer openly turns every address in front of the troops a Trump rally. Even the Iran War has turned into a Trump rally. Eff this noise that active military can't call this abuse out.
I am in 100% agreement with you, but unfortunately, as they say, themselves the breaks.
 

alaskanseminole

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It was mostly this idea I was referencing. It’s not what he said that makes him a patriot. It is precisely the fact that he put his own well-being at risk… ”voluntarily”… to make a statement. That makes him a patriot and a (small “h”) hero.

Plenty of people say the same things he’s saying. Plenty of people - you and me included - agree with what he said. None of us are front page news.

Very few would risk what he has to make that statement and draw the attention he has. Had he stood there in civilian clothes and said exactly the same thing… no one would have cared.
Oh, 100%, he's risking more than you and me on a messageboard for sure. I'll assume he knew the risks, and if so, good on him. If not, he'll have a much harder time with this.
 
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Huey Grey 2

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It's not an arguement, Huey. I literally copy/pasted military regulations (not to mention I lived it for 20+ years). BUT to answer your question, Trump is a civilian, not a military member. Hence why I get so pissed at the double standard between the IC and politicians.

So, no, my arguement doesn't fall flat. It's backed up by both official DoD regulations and personal experience.

You're just throwing out your opinion based on emotion only.
I'm not talking about Trump. I'm talking about the people he put directly in charge of the military.
 
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RagnarLothbrok

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It's not an arguement, Huey. I literally copy/pasted military regulations (not to mention I lived it for 20+ years). BUT to answer your question, Trump is a civilian, not a military member. Hence why I get so pissed at the double standard between the IC and politicians.

So, no, my arguement doesn't fall flat. It's backed up by both official DoD regulations and personal experience.

You're just throwing out your opinion based on emotion only.
Reading is hard.
 
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alaskanseminole

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I'm not talking about Trump. I'm talking about the people he put directly in charge of the military.
Please tell me when you're moving the goal posts. I simply explained why this spefic Major will face consequences for his actions. Period. nothing more. If you don't like that I provided the reason why, please take your complaint to Congress and the Department of Defense (I refuse to call it the Dept of War).
 

RagnarLothbrok

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He’s front page news and you’re not. He risked his livelihood. You don’t. See the difference?
Yes, I see the difference. And I am still unimpressed.

If being front page news is the criteria for achieving patriotism, then Kyle Rittenhouse and the 1/6 Capitol Crusaders are the Samuel Adams of our time.

If the day ever comes where I claim patriotism status for being an armchair quarterback on an anonymous message board, then perhaps you’ll have a point.

But, yeah, the guy has balls, I will give him that. I only hope in the end it was worth it to him.
 

Huey Grey 2

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Please tell me when you're moving the goal posts. I simply explained why this spefic Major will face consequences for his actions. Period. nothing more. If you don't like that I provided the reason why, please take your complaint to Congress and the Department of Defense (I refuse to call it the Dept of War).
We both agree that active military are not allowed to attend political rallies while in uniform, correct?

So please explain how Hegseth and Trump can hold political rallies and force active military to attend in uniform?

Do you see why we're complaining about a double standard here?

As for you comment to direct my complaints to the Defense Department. What? The DoD is a political organization now. Which is kinda the point of why claiming this guy can't go to political rallies is dumb.
 
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No. They still have free speech rights, but those rights aren't unlimited while serving on active duty. The military places restrictions on certain political activities to preserve good order, discipline, and political neutrality. That's part of the job we ALL voluntarily accepted. (there's no draft ;) )

Did I say I supported it? I'm not advocating for anything, so take the emotion out of it. I'm simply explaining that his particular actions do, in fact have consequences. When you serve, you do have to give up some personal freedoms. Hell, not once in 20 years did I get to choose the city I lived in--the miltiary chose that for me. Not once did Iget to decide, Na..I think I'll skip work today and go to the beach.

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Super. When you break those rules you're removed and lose your pension. Not arrested for speaking your opinion. Put some emotions back into maybe and you'll see how absurd it is
 

tarheelbybirth1

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Yes, I see the difference. And I am still unimpressed.
Hardly surprising.

If being front page news is the criteria for achieving patriotism, then Kyle Rittenhouse and the 1/6 Capitol Crusaders are the Samuel Adams of our time.
Conflating what the major did with the violent actions of those on the right marks you as an idiot here. Care to rethink this remarkably idiotic point?

If the day ever comes where I claim patriotism status for being an armchair quarterback on an anonymous message board, then perhaps you’ll have a point.
I thought you said you saw the difference between what the major did and why you do? Did I misread that first comment?

But, yeah, the guy has balls, I will give him that. I only hope in the end it was worth it to him.
That’s pretty much up to him. You don’t get a say on that one.