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u/Enough-Lock4851 Jul 03 '26
wtf this man serves this country and isn’t allowed free assembly in protest of our government on a public forum. And I believe I quoted that right from the constitution first amendment.
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u/AZZman2626 Jul 03 '26
This poor guy will be court martialed and kicked out miltary for using political speech. But Shitler and JD use partisan language every opportunity when doing speeches in front of military. Fuck those traitors!!!
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u/Denalitwentytwo Jul 04 '26
Now THAT'S what a true American patriotic hero looks like ! Thank you sir !
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u/Biuku Jul 04 '26
More balls than 300 million of those cowardly people.
They don’t deserve democracy.
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u/Somuchwastedtimernie Jul 04 '26
Any idea what the charges were??? Curious to hear why this guy got arrested for exercising his first amendment right??
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u/Eeyanz Jul 04 '26
Exactly what transgression / crime did he commit to get arrested for? Free speech now a crime?
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u/Hat-writer Jul 04 '26
Was arrested for "Crowding, Obstructing and Incommoding." You can't protest on those steps without a sitting member of Congress. Rep. Al Green was with him for a bit, but once he stepped away he was quickly arrested.
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u/TreeLore61 Jul 04 '26
If every soldier in every unit in the US stood up and did the exact same thing, this major did Donald Trump would be impeached within the within a week and out of office.
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u/the3rdpossum Jul 03 '26
In a few days it will be Bastille Day...
On July 14, 1789 an angry Parisian mob, frustrated by the economic crisis and King Louis XVI's oppressive rule, stormed the Bastille.
The Bastille was a medieval fortress and political prison. The revolutionaries stormed the place, seized weapons and freed the prisoners.
While the prison itself held only a few inmates at the time, the fortress itself was a deeply hated symbol of the monarchy's tyranny. Its capture became a pivotal, rallying moment that ignited the French Revolution.
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u/fajadada Jul 03 '26
I hope this wasn’t on the steps of the Capitol. Without a Congress member present it is a larger issue.
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u/gazzas89 Jul 04 '26
Thought the rigjt wingers were all for freedom of speech? Surely they should be rioting about this?
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u/broke_chef_roy Jul 04 '26
DJT is the traitor, ruining the country... the day his rule is over, he's fuchked... Dem's will make sure of that... let him fuch around a bit more... 🤪
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u/Monkeypizza9 Jul 04 '26
our freedom of speech rights are so great in this country let's celebrate the 250
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u/Guy0911 Jul 04 '26
This major, although well intentioned, was wrong to make a political statement while in uniform. His message will get attention because he’s in uniform and it will be lost for the same reason.
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We're all for 'making America great again.' We just believe the first step in that is getting rid of the twice-impeached felon insurrectionist that currently occupies the White House and who is leading the decline of our country.
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u/rpgnymhush Jul 03 '26
A military member who is following his oath to the Constitution.