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All Else Failed

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Give me 3 examples of orders that were given in any military branch that breach law and oath in the last 5 years.

Here is a hint. Usually BEFORE the orders are given, people will know whose ass is in a sling.

The military is far from perfect, but when you're a young man in the military, yours is not to question why...
I don't have to give you examples simply because it does not matter to this conversation and odds are orders that breach law and constitutional ethics are probably never really reported.


The only thing you need to know is that if there is an order that defies what is given in one of the most important documents ever to be written in history and the basis for our country, you have the duty to refuse orders that breach it.


I totally understand the whole "follow orders thing". I'm not dumb, I know the military needs to be a single machine working together. However, to say that you follow all orders and never think about ones that seem off is a bit worrying.
 
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You can't pick and choose which citizens are worth defending, is all anyone is saying, even through religious fundamentalism and homophobia.

That's right, you get to defend all the assholes:D

Oh, and you think the "mission" is out there for the public to know?:24:

Only when you have so many troops that it makes the news.
 

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I totally understand the whole "follow orders thing". I'm not dumb, I know the military needs to be a single machine working together. However, to say that you follow all orders and never think about ones that seem off is a bit worrying.

Perhaps you're lucky or unlucky if you have time to think about them (orders).

Do you know how many men would be rich if they were given money for every stupid order they received and followed?
 

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Perhaps you're lucky or unlucky if you have time to think about them (orders).

Do you know how many men would be rich if they were given money for every stupid order they received and followed?
I think you'd have plenty of time to think about "Okay guys, lets round up these faggots and send them to camps!"
 

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That's right, you get to defend all the assholes:D

Hypocrite.

Oh, and you think the "mission" is out there for the public to know?:24:
Only when you have so many troops that it makes the news.

There is a difference between the (very political) mission of a specific war/strike and the intent/mission of the military as a whole. All that rolling on the floor laughing must be damaging your brain ;)
 

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And here are two fine examples of people that do not deserve respect.

Too many people believe that if you served in the military you automatically deserve respect and your thanks. Fuck that, just the fact that you wore a uniform once means nothing. You need to serve honorably and not be an asshole... And it wouldn't hurt to be smart enough to understand the oath you took when you joined.

I guess it's true that some people aren't smart enough to join the air force...
 

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Too many people believe that if you served in the military you automatically deserve respect and your thanks.

I've got to ask, who thinks that?

That said, how many Americans do you think actually take the time to realize some of the sacrifices our men in uniform are making, particularly now in the sand box?

I'm guessing your one of the guys who fly's their flag at night under no light an think it's ok to leave it out in the rain:thumbdown
 

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You walk a slippery slope when you start playing with hypothetical questions. I also highly doubt that the orders that you asked about would be worded as you wrote them.
I don't see how this is a slippery slope.


You say that you basically "stfu and follow orders in the military", so, would you round up gays if ordered to?


I've got to ask, who thinks that?

That said, how many Americans do you think actually take the time to realize some of the sacrifices our men in uniform are making, particularly now in the sand box?

I'm guessing your one of the guys who fly's their flag at night under no light an think it's ok to leave it out in the rain:thumbdown
I see plenty of it on pretty much all of the major media channels.


if you serve, you're automatically "brave and a hero".



I think it is pretty sad that our young men have to be thrown into the grinder for retarded wars in the middle east.
 
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You guys did alot of arguing while i was working today. So i have alot of replying todo.

Actually you have to defend citizens from the federal government as well if their actions were unconstitutional. The gay concentration camps would be incredibly constitutional. That is why soldiers can disobey orders in certain situations.


"Enemies foreign and domestic...."

Congress/Commander and chief determine the enemy. No one else.

maybe you should reread what you swore:

I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice.






if the federal government is at odds with the constitution, you can refuse orders based on the fact that they are defying it and therefore defying the law of the land


If the military ordered you to round gays up and force them into camps the most patriotic thing you could do is refuse and lay down arms

I have complete confidence now you know nothing of the military now. If soldiers were rounding up homosexuals, we wouldent be told that. We would be told we are capturing a target in a location. We are also told on short notice. We are not told who the target is. Taliban leader, Taliban Supplier, Al-Queda etc... you are not told personal information on a target or why, therefore you would not know he is a homosexual or not...that way if it is getting covered up we wont know about it so we cant tell you. We are not told WHY we do things we are told HOW. That is the Army.

Lets face it, muscly men in uniform doing everything the're told to by another shouty muscly man with a cropped haircut is pretty homo-erotic.

Because everyone in the army is male and has muscles. Great logic bud. I bet you think we all drive humvees and dont have regular vehicles. Lol you probly think we dont own regular clothes and walk around in uniforms everywhere.

Why would I want to enlist into a military fighting useless wars right now?



I'll be willing to enlist when there is an actual threat to the US.



But anyways, you're avoiding the subject. Rounding up gays and corralling them into camps is a breach of the oath you swore.



I do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; and that I will obey the orders of the President of the United States and the orders of the officers appointed over me, according to regulations and the Uniform Code of Military Justice.

Doc feels empathy to those in his group but not to those outside it. This is a natural tendency but it is also the cause of much suffering. It is why Christians and Muslims kill each other. It is the cause of war. It promotes hatred and oppression. We as a species must try to rise above this natural tendency. War is becoming too destructive. If we do not learn to feel empathy for outsiders then our species may not survive. Fortunately there is hope. Many have expanded their empathy horizon.

Useless war huh? The terrorists involved in 9-11 were alqueda operatives trained in taliban run afghanistan. The taliban let al-queda run terrorist camps in their country. overthrowing and establishing a democratic government is a preventive measure to keep a terrorist event like 9-11 from re-occuring.

I echo AEF, he is correct. What, you think military is some little boy's club where underachievers go to hit each other with soap??? :24:

It's a fucking disgrace to people who serve with integrity.

Well, then dont visit any sort of basic training locations because it happens alot. Especially with younger soldiers.

The last time the US military truly defended America was WW2.

Read what i wrote above about 9/11 and the terroists involved.

I think you'd have plenty of time to think about "Okay guys, lets round up these faggots and send them to camps!"

Like I said above, you know nothing of the military. We would not be told we were rounding up homosexuals if we were. We would be told we were getting a target, and how we would be doing it i.e kicking down door's, clearing rooms, pulling security etc... you are told WHY your doing the mission your told HOW.

And here are two fine examples of people that do not deserve respect.

Too many people believe that if you served in the military you automatically deserve respect and your thanks. Fuck that, just the fact that you wore a uniform once means nothing. You need to serve honorably and not be an asshole... And it wouldn't hurt to be smart enough to understand the oath you took when you joined.

I guess it's true that some people aren't smart enough to join the air force...

I dont care if you dont respect. I will continue to sleep/eat/ and get paid. Your like a jehovas witness, you will bitch at me in the airport telling me to go to hell. I will laugh at you, then call my buddies and we will laugh at you.

I guess its true some people arent brave enough to join the army ;)
 

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Wow. How did this post go from Anti-Gay Concentration Camps to talking about the military and what it stands for or not?


I have not read the whole post so I may be way off the mark here. My two cents. Thinking someone can go to a camp to stop being gay is stupid. Yes there are some stupid people in all branches of the military but as a whole I respect and honor the men and women who serve in the military they are indeed serving our country. Do I necessarily believe in the causes or places they are sent? No. But I still am proud of them and wish them well and hurry home in one piece to their loved ones.

I will tell my congressman and senator's what I think of where they are sending the troops, NO REFLECTION ON THE TROOPS.

Hart's take.
 

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Congress/Commander and chief determine the enemy. No one else.


Except the commander and chief and congress are not above the law or the Constitution. They are in fact bound by it and are supposed to uphold it.


I have complete confidence now you know nothing of the military now. If soldiers were rounding up homosexuals, we wouldent be told that. We would be told we are capturing a target in a location. We are also told on short notice. We are not told who the target is. Taliban leader, Taliban Supplier, Al-Queda etc... you are not told personal information on a target or why, therefore you would not know he is a homosexual or not...that way if it is getting covered up we wont know about it so we cant tell you. We are not told WHY we do things we are told HOW. That is the Army.

No, I do. Basically all of my family are either in law enforcement or the military.

Oh please! A sensitive mission like capturing a terrorist leader is FAR different than rounding up millions of homosexuals. How can you not see this? You pretty much get the drift that you are rounding up homosexuals when it becomes apparent that EVERYONE YOU'RE ROUNDING UP IS GAY.

Common sense.


Useless war huh? The terrorists involved in 9-11 were alqueda operatives trained in taliban run afghanistan. The taliban let al-queda run terrorist camps in their country. overthrowing and establishing a democratic government is a preventive measure to keep a terrorist event like 9-11 from re-occuring.

Yes, it is mostly a useless war. We're trillions more in debt with thousands of our soldiers dead and countless innocent civilians dead or displaced.

And the whole time Bin Laden wasn't even in the two countries! haha isn't that just too funny?

You can probably slow down and prevent some terrorist attacks, but they are not stupid. They're probably not going to use planes the next time. I really don't think you can ever stop terrorists.

Read what i wrote above about 9/11 and the terroists involved.

I think the terrorist threat is pretty exaggerated.


Like I said above, you know nothing of the military. We would not be told we were rounding up homosexuals if we were. We would be told we were getting a target, and how we would be doing it i.e kicking down door's, clearing rooms, pulling security etc... you are told WHY your doing the mission your told HOW.


I'm not too sure you know a lot about it either and you're in it, based off of your misunderstanding of the Constitution and what orders you can and cannot disobey.

Refer to my first repsonse above for the rest of my repsonse to this.
 

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I don't see how this is a slippery slope.


You say that you basically "stfu and follow orders in the military", so, would you round up gays if ordered to?

It's a slippery slope because it's hypothetical and "way out there" unlikely to happen (particularly in today's media society). Why just gays? Why not blacks, or perhaps Jews? Or how about Mexicans? Or how about "straight white people"?

The fact is a young man who is serving in the military gave a response that come hell or high water, he would follow his orders. That's what a soldier is. Now everyone is crucifying him for his honest response.
 
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You can't hide behind "I was just following orders". That is bullshit.


If it came down to a morally unsound act you should disobey orders.



and hypothetical situations are fine to make points



Soldiers should ALWAYS follow orders, but there are some situations that might arise where if the need came, they would refuse ethically deviant orders.
 
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You can't hide behind "I was just following orders". That is bullshit.


If it came down to a morally unsound act you should disobey orders.



and hypothetical situations are fine to make points



Soldiers should ALWAYS follow orders, but there are some situations that might arise where if the need came, they would refuse ethically deviant orders.

Playing hypothetical, say if all gays were for some reason to be carrying a highly contagious disease. For whatever reason the government decided (and approved) by the court system, that for the well being of everyone else living in the country, anyone who was determined to be gay had to be quarantined for "forced treatment" in a secure location. Could you see the soldier following the order to take people to a secure area? Keeping in mind, that rest of the country is depending on these people getting medical treatment even if they don't want it?

Hey, we're playing hypothetical here. As I said, I don't like to play that game.

Other than killing or perhaps torture, what would you consider a morally unsound act?

And I've got to ask, exactly how many orders have your family members currently serving disobeyed?
 

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Playing hypothetical, say if all gays were for some reason to be carrying a highly contagious disease. For whatever reason the government decided (and approved) by the court system, that for the well being of everyone else living in the country, anyone who was determined to be gay had to be quarantined for "forced treatment" in a secure location. Could you see the soldier following the order to take people to a secure area? Keeping in mind, that rest of the country is depending on these people getting medical treatment even if they don't want it?

Hey, we're playing hypothetical here. As I said, I don't like to play that game.

Other than killing or perhaps torture, what would you consider a morally unsound act?

And I've got to ask, exactly how many orders have your family members currently serving disobeyed?
haha, love how you put the disease part in the situation when no one is talking about disease. We're talking about rounding them up to "cure them" of homosexuality.


Rounding people up because they are gay and to "cure them" of homosexuality is immoral.


If they had some sort of ultra-deadly, apocalypse style virus I could see rounding them up, but they don't.


Now. I'm asking you. If your commander told you to round gays up to put them into camps to "cure" then of homosexuality, would you?
 
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