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Military Bearing... You're doing it wrong
- Thread starter HuggyU2
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Or else what?
I'm assuming that "fashion walk" or whatever it's called was some kind of joke.
I'm assuming that "fashion walk" or whatever it's called was some kind of joke.
I know the difference between how an officer candidate should act in uniform, and how a college student should act in civies. If you find this appropriate, then put him in your squadron, Flash.
My guess is this guy has been on the radar for a long time, and no one will call him out. Three cheers for Mr Mabus and his former boss!!
My guess is this guy has been on the radar for a long time, and no one will call him out. Three cheers for Mr Mabus and his former boss!!
RadicalDude
Social Justice Warlord
I'd rather have this guy than some of the ignorant, redneck, backwards-thinking misogynists that I've had in my squadrons.
But they got their hair cut 3 times a month, shined their shoes, and didn't act too gay--so they're probably fine.
Well,This was me at a squadron function. 2500 hours and three deployments later, I think it all turned out fine.
It's a new Navy, tolerance doesn't mean you have to agree with someone's lifestyle.
That includes rednecks and homosexuals alike.
Pickle
Give it a rest, I went to a military college where we did a lot worse stuff in uniform and out. Of all things to get wound up about with the military now this ought to be pretty damn low on the list....
I'll break it down...
You did worse things at another military college, so since this isn't as bad, this guy gets a pass. So if you steal a car, the guy who steals a bike gets a pass? That's your reasoning? Got it.
I have heard the same defense before. Attack the guy who says that your behavior is unacceptable while providing no real argument for why it IS acceptable. Granted, it's not far from the argument of, "When I was in, we didn't do things like that." It does however shed light on where OUR military is going.
So seriously. You youts (or if you prefer, yooooths) ought to consider where you actually DO draw the line. Allowing everyone to be a snowflake isn't going to make good order and discipline any easier.
I've seen things I couldn't have imagined when I joined the military in 1985! Some good. Some bad.
Yes, the military and it's discipline is falling apart and it is all exemplified by this one guy doing something stupid. And just how the hell did we go from doing a silly walk to stealing cars and bikes?
Where it is going or where it has been?
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Old Skool 4-wheelers!