It's been in progress for years. The normies are being woken up now.
These loony toons can't even name an illegal order that Trump issued. This is disgraceful and I hope they pay a price for it. If you support this then you are right in with them.JFC. They said don’t follow unlawful orders. That is 100% true, correct, and legal so sayeth the military code of conduct.
but nope. Let’s make some cheesy rendition of trumps hair blowing in patriotic winds for **** people didn’t say bc his masses are incomprehensibly illiterate.
the concept of illegal orders is taught in basic training - or at least it was.JFC. They said don’t follow unlawful orders. That is 100% true, correct, and legal so sayeth the military code of conduct.
but nope. Let’s make some cheesy rendition of trumps hair blowing in patriotic winds for **** people didn’t say bc his masses are incomprehensibly illiterate.
Asking, what are you attempting to accomplish and sedition punishable by death are pretty far apart right? Want to call all the crazy tweets wildly wrong or just want to say what are they trying to accomplish?the concept of illegal orders is taught in basic training - or at least it was.
There are procedures for soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines to make their concerns known. All of these elected official who decided to remind our military of this know of the training.
So, what are they attempting to accomplish with this video?
I come back to one of my previous posts...if they know of some illegal order, then they have their own responsibility to take action, not pass that burden to some E4 or sergeant. If what they're trying to do is to create uncertainty in the minds of our military, I'm not sure this video accomplishes that. I just don't know what their purpose was.
I dunno. Maybe something along the lines of a speed limit sign or click it or ticket? Remind people of the law? Probably wouldn't be necessary if there were not arguably extrajudicial murders and/or soldiers violating civil rights on American street corners.the concept of illegal orders is taught in basic training - or at least it was.
There are procedures for soldiers, sailors, airmen and Marines to make their concerns known. All of these elected official who decided to remind our military of this know of the training.
So, what are they attempting to accomplish with this video?
I come back to one of my previous posts...if they know of some illegal order, then they have their own responsibility to take action, not pass that burden to some E4 or sergeant. If what they're trying to do is to create uncertainty in the minds of our military, I'm not sure this video accomplishes that. I just don't know what their purpose was.
I get these are tough concepts, but let's keep trying as hope springs eternal. I do support their reiteration of the law. They don't need to give an example of an actual law that was broken, that would actually probably be worse because it would be an issue of fact (whether the order was or was not illegal) that they were presenting as gospel (you should completely understand that last sentence).These loony toons can't even name an illegal order that Trump issued. This is disgraceful and I hope they pay a price for it. If you support this then you are right in with them.
Ya know, I was on the side of the senators until I saw these posts from a bunch of Twitter clownbots.These loony toons can't even name an illegal order that Trump issued. This is disgraceful and I hope they pay a price for it. If you support this then you are right in with them.
Oh. Okay. Cool. So this clown gets to take actual spoken words and then apply meaning to them that is not said and then make it into what he wants and then take it to illogical lengths. Neat. My wife does this.Those Congresscritters and their lackey apologists are all saying:
“But we’re simply telling the military to not follow unlawful orders. What’s wrong with that?”
NO.
What they are REALLY doing is telling US service members to treat LAWFUL orders as being “unlawful.”
Which means they are telling service members to not follow lawful orders.
Which means they are telling service members to disobey the lawful orders of their Commander-in-Chief.
Which means they are telling service members to break their oath to the Constitution and their oath of enlistment.
Which means they are telling service members to engage in a sort of military coup.
Which means those evil Democrat filth in Congress are engaged in sedition.
How do I know all this? Because President Trump has never once issued an unlawful order to our military.
Sedition.
Explained.
The man in this video spells it out well.
“We’ve crossed a line in this country that cannot be ignored. We have sitting U.S. elected officials, including Senator Mark Kelly, now telling troops that they can refuse illegal orders. It’s sounds reasonable until you realize no illegal order has been given.
Everyone knows that.”
SPOT ON!!![]()
It figures.
I agree with this statement and it responds to the libtards assertions.
RE: Seditious Democrats in Congress
OK, let me break this issue down for you because Democrats are engaged in their usual evil chicanery and obfuscation and some people are falling for it.
Those Congresscritters and their lackey apologists are all saying:
“But we’re simply telling the military to not follow unlawful orders. What’s wrong with that?”
NO.
What they are REALLY doing is telling US service members to treat LAWFUL orders as being “unlawful.”
Which means they are telling service members to not follow lawful orders.
Which means they are telling service members to disobey the lawful orders of their Commander-in-Chief.
Which means they are telling service members to break their oath to the Constitution and their oath of enlistment.
Which means they are telling service members to engage in a sort of military coup.
Which means those evil Democrat filth in Congress are engaged in sedition.
How do I know all this? Because President Trump has never once issued an unlawful order to our military.
Sedition.
Explained.
thegrio.com
I gave what I heard yesterday a 24-hour cooling-off period. BUT…
As a United States Army veteran, I find it inexcusable—and downright seditious—for elected officials to call on current service members to defy what they label “unlawful” orders when those orders are, in fact, lawful.
Our service members are conducting themselves honorably, protecting our nation’s sovereignty, and are faithfully following lawful orders.
These time is now to begin holding these people accountable.
He should receive a fair chance to prove he's innocent in front of military court.
Yes - @RepJasonCrow should be arrested for sedition.
He called for military and intelligence community members to mutiny, insurrect and rebel against a duly elected President by pretending orders are illegal and engage in disruption to legitimate orders... this cannot stand...
Crow should be charged under USC 18, section 2387
well, two different things...punishable by death is a broad overstatement. I wouldn't call it crazy, built it is part of the constant hyperbole that comes from Trump statements. Who takes them seriously?Asking, what are you attempting to accomplish and sedition punishable by death are pretty far apart right? Want to call all the crazy tweets wildly wrong or just want to say what are they trying to accomplish?
I just find it concerning that restating their oath to the constitution is at all concerning.well, two different things...punishable by death is a broad overstatement. I wouldn't call it crazy, built it is part of the constant hyperbole that comes from Trump statements. Who takes them seriously?
And, 2nd point, what are they trying to accomplish? They are so far away from the day to day decision making that their statements can't be taken too seriously either. I don't want them shot, but as a retired officer, I find their comments a little concerning.
well, two different things...punishable by death is a broad overstatement. I wouldn't call it crazy, built it is part of the constant hyperbole that comes from Trump statements. Who takes them seriously?
This is what they are trying to accomplish: What happens when/if Trump deploys the actual military against its own citizens? As a retired officer, would you not want to really think about that before you agreed to that illegal order?And, 2nd point, what are they trying to accomplish? They are so far away from the day to day decision making that their statements can't be taken too seriously either. I don't want them shot, but as a retired officer, I find their comments a little concerning.
to me this is a somewhat nonsensical back and forth. The guy at the bottom of the chain of command isn't getting orders from Trump.I just find it concerning that restating their oath to the constitution is at all concerning.
And it is crazy to me that we are both supposed to take Trump's words as law seemingly to the point he can't be disobeyed or its seditious, but also, you can't take what he says seriously.
I just don't think the most powerful person in the world saying people should be put to death is a nonsensical thing to discuss. But it certainly appears your standard for Dems is higher than your bar for Trump.to me this is a somewhat nonsensical back and forth. The guy at the bottom of the chain of command isn't getting orders from Trump.
Following "orders of those placed over me" is part of the oath a soldier takes on induction. What these folks are saying is "question the orders of those placed over me when I think the order is illegal". We can't even get judges to agree on laws and what is legal and illegal. So, we're going to put a burden on a young 18-20 year old to determine, on a spur of the moment what judges with plenty of time and staff to provide legal counsel can't get right.
Has nothing to do with oath to constitution. Remember, following orders, at least for a soldier comes from battalion to company to platoon to squad..these things are not done in a vacuum