No Confusion
“The Military has one job. War. Anything else is a distraction and a liability.
Did someone just scream “That isn’t Fair”? War is VERY unfair, there are no exceptions made for being special or challenged or socially wonderful.
YOU change yourself to meet Military standards. Not the other way around.
I say again: You don’t change the Military… you must change yourself.
The Military doesn’t need to accommodate anyone with special issues. The Military needs to Win Wars.
If any of your personal issues are a liability that detract from readiness or lethality… Thank you for applying and good luck in future endeavors. Who’s next in line?” Sgt. Robert Brown US Army
7 thoughts on “No Confusion”
Amen brother! ATN2.
it’s just like gay marriage, once they did it; it’s done; you’re not going back; no matter how it effects the community or orgabization.
you have to give Obama credit, in 8 years; he did fundamentally transform America. gay marriage, he/she/its and socialized medicine are here to stay.
and the decline continues…
The voice of sanity, well said.
If liberals were capable of linear thought, they would have to question why the vast majority of the American transgender population wishes to serve in the military. Do they just assume transgenders were also born with a super-patriotic gene as well. Seems the leftists are selectively forgetting how much they loathe that vilest of American institutions. Shouldn’t they be attacking them for wanting to serve in it. Strange it just never comes up in the discussion.
Social Justice warriors need to get their shit together and stop trying to normalize degenerate lifestyles. Mother Nature is a cruel master, and this current fad of attempting to twist Mother’s laws will not end well. But it will end.
Wearing the uniform is not a right, it’s a privilege.
War is dangerous business.
Training for war is dangerous business; ask the families of the 16 killed in the recent KC-130 crash in Mississippi.
Anything that distracts from focus on the mission, or the focus on training for the mission, has no place in the military.
If life choices lead someone to a place that does not comport with the military, that’s on the individual. The military has ZERO responsibility to change to accommodate an individuals life choices.
Anyone who has worn the uniform understands this.
Unfortunately, spectators run the show, because for some bizarre reason they have been allowed to. These armchair quarterbacks are not going to throw any TD passes, because they have never experienced anything roughly akin to taking a snap.
Sgt Brown sounds a lot like a gentleman I knew named Sgt Lewis. They both understood the program that is actually playing. Or as another fine gentleman I knew named Sgt Castillo would have said, “If Uncle wanted you to have any issues, he’d issue you one.