[Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!]

2pid posted about the "illegality" of Obama's seal, obviously without
understanding the law behind it.

Let's see some other of 2pid's blogging pals go to town over a soldier
who was breaking military regulations.

Note these responses mixed in among the 2pid clones:

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1st Lt, USAF:

Just so everyone knows — it is a violation of the Uniformed Code of
Military Justice to make political speeches or attend political events
while wearing the uniform of the US military. This soldier could be
prosecuted by the Army. He is free to attend any event and even speak
as long as he doesn’t do so in the name of the military (i.e, wearing
the uniform). Everyone in the military is taught this.
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A uniformed soldier had no business attempting to take part in the
kossack event as an individual. Doesn’t matter what his viewpoint,
conservative or pseudo intellectual progressive liberal demoracist.
Whether presenting facts or opinion, it was improper for a uniformed
soldier.

Off duty in civilian clothing? Jump right in and have fun.
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Well, I don’t know the circumstances, but if it involved politics,
they’re not allowed to make any comments while in Uniform. That rule
is clearly explained at Basic Training or in ROTC on college campuses.
Look it up!
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Objectively I can say: As a veteran of the Marines, I can tell you
that we were not authorized nor allowed to attend political events in
uniform.
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It is against regulation for a military member in uniform to appear at
a political event, or to make political comments while in uniform. It
is a very clear reg, that might even be in the book the soldier was
holding….
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Now that you've seen that some of these people knew the military
regulation, go watch how they were ignored and have some fun reading
the dreck and drivel of the 2pid clones, *outraged* that a soldier in
uniform was not allowed to speak.

http://pajamasmedia.com/blog/soldier...at_kos_conven/