How does this meme affect a units' resiliency going into a deployment?

I prefer not to add my two cents, because either way one or the other party will find this unprofessional behavior in jest.

As a retired soldier- who had the [un]fortunate pleasure to see HQ 34ID deploy into Iraq in 2009, to replace the 10th MTN in Multi-National Division South (MND-S) at COB Basrah - I find it funny. I saw first hand at the time, while the individual soldiers (E-1 - E4) did their jobs, their collective leadership made it hard for all of the 10 MTN soldiers, as well as their attached units. I can distinctive remember that a HHC, 34th ID Officer entered into the CHU that I was living in with the USACAPOC SJA officer there, and tell us that the CG and DCG's 34th needed us to Move out of our CHU. When questioned why?? The answer: 34th brought over more E-1's to E-4's, and that their soldiers needed to live in air-conditioned accommodations. While we from the USACAPOC community-had to move into tents until we rotated home. It took them 6 days until they got the A/C into the tents that we had to move into working again. And this was in mid June...34ID also told the folks from the Joint IED Defeat Organization (JIEDDO) that they didn't need their services anymore, so away they went back to Baghdad. And they had been assigned to MND-S for many months.
So, yeah I can see why the SFC had the stickers made.

The first thing I learned in boot camp, other than my 11 general orders, my left from my right, how to make a bed, and how to properly tie my shoes, was that a sense of humor, along with some really good swear words, was essential to maintain sanity. Sounds like these guys got the same training I did.

You need to provide a bit more context because that sticker's not speaking to me. Is this a spin on the unit crest or a take down on the "Red Bull" "energy" drink. Two very different topics and responses.

In any event, stickering the AO would put anyone out of line and an E7 should definitely know better.

Unprofessional, probably. That big of a deal? Not really, in my opinion. Can only speak to my deployment experiences under 2 MOS so I'm not sure what your unit's mission is downrange, but a lot of the "cool guy" shit hasn't been happening much lately. Maybe you will have to deal with a lot of bullshit on deployment. And by maybe, I'm almost certain of it.

I'd say pull your troops to the side and give them a moto speech if you think it might help, but generally don't sweat it.

There have always been some jokes about patches. COSCOM has a arrow leaning to the right for it's patch. It was called, 'The Leaning Shithouse'. The 6th ID has a six pointed star. I won't repeat what I heard that one called. While this one is a bit funny, I think 'NO Bullshit' might of been viewed as more esprit de corps.

Senior leadership shouldn’t be doing this

Unprofessional indeed esp from a senior NCO, 34ID has an amazing history, overall shouldn't effect too much negative