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So not only are they supposedly putting their lives on the line for ty pay to "protect our rights", they can't even exercise those rights. LMAO America.
A US Marine is in trouble for being critical of the Obama administration on Facebook. Maybe he should have skipped the internet, and simply put sharks with friggin' lasers on their heads in the White House swimming pool....
http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/20...d-be-dismissed
So not only are they supposedly putting their lives on the line for ty pay to "protect our rights", they can't even exercise those rights. LMAO America.
Why shouldn't he? So far as I know, there's no regulation prohibiting it. Besides, the Marines should be proud that one of their own can do something with a computer other than chewing on the keyboard, staring at the screen saver, and grunting........ (ok, that's my obligatory wise-ass ex-Army comment).
He did a dumbass move, but from the guys I talk to the milt. looks for any way to fk you over benefits wise.Stein could face other-than-honorable discharge while seeing his rank reduced to lance corporal and losing his benefits. The nine-year veteran was set to finish his service in four months.
poor thing. put on a desk job without access to a computer.
He violated the terms of his employment contract. The exact same terms that every military service member has been bound to for the last couple hundred years.
Why would it be different?
Nah, the only reason it's being covered is so that it can be spun as just a poor average American citizen, like all of us, minding his own business, trying to exercise his basic rights and being oppressed by an evil power hungry administration
I always thought it was wrong to limit someone's speech, but you volunteer for that when you sign the contract. Even I knew that and I in hate the military.
Too bad for that dumb .
If he criticized his CO, this wouldn't be a story at all. It's only because it's the president being criticized that it's deemed "newsworthy". If I criticized the CEO of my company publicly(even if it's facebook), I'd expect a pink slip pretty quickly.
Well I didn't mean it was meant to be spun by the news organizations. I suspect the incident was put out to the media by this guy's defense team as an attempt to garner sympathy in the court of public opinion for their client.
Perpetuating the stereotype that only dumb people join the military.
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