can you hear it?

[Boriqua]

https://mol.im/a/9184503

Joe Biden signs order overturning Trump's military transgender ban

Listen carefully ... Hear it ... It's laughing and snickering in Mandarin.

 

[Manitu]

That inclusion is at the highest levels, I think the troops stance is unchanged. Do "those" people serve in all jobs or strictly in office work? Causes all sorts of grief for commanders as they probably spend a lot of time on this with trannys getting attacked.

 

[QuietM4]

The military has two jobs; Kill the enemy and break their shit. Neither of those has anything to do with social justice.

I'm so sick of being told that 99.99998% of the population has to accept what the 0.00002% weirdos do. It's a mental illness; we don't need to accept it.

 

[Flash]

I don't accept it and won't accept any E.O.s or new laws that I consider unconstiutional.

 

[Kingjoey]

Can't hear anything over the communist faggotry in this country.

 

[marlin39a]

So a guy/gal wants a sex change operation, but can’t pay. Just join the military, and get it done on our dime. So glad I’m getting old.

 

[xerts1191]

 

[xerts1191]

 

[Gunslinger808]

The year: 2023
The place: a foxhole somewhere in the Pacific North West.
The situation: a screaming horde of Chinese attempting to establish a beachhead.
The order: “shoot those cocksuckers!”
The result: massive friendly fire casualties.

 

[knockonit]

The year: 2023
The place: a foxhole somewhere in the Pacific North West.
The situation: a screaming horde of Chinese attempting to establish a beachhead.
The order: “shoot those cocksuckers!”
The result: massive friendly fire casualties.

ROFL :dance:

 

[Maestro]

I think the military won't have the difficulties that many think. After all, they already had to make the necessary changes the last time. As far as I could tell, the majority of those changes could be summed up as "just ignore it." I think one of the things I saw was if you wanted to dress as a woman, that was fine, you just followed the 670-1 as applied to female uniforms. But there was a caveat that you couldn't go back and forth. It was one or the other (if I remember correctly).

That said, I'm probably in the minority here that I could care less how somebody wants to dress or what they want to be called. So long as they maintain military discipline and do their jobs. I was around during the "Don't ask/Don't tell" days as well, and there weren't many problems. There were some, to be sure, but there are always SOME problems no matter the situation. There were always people that you knew were gay or lesbian or trans, it just wasn't discussed. Maybe it's because I've worked with some excellent soldiers who were somewhere on the LGBT list that I feel that way, but I just don't care.