How Does This Soldier's Message Make You Feel?

It's TRUE. Just think of what we would do if Canada or Mexico wanted to join the Warsaw Pact?

When I got off active and went N.G. I had a guy going through R.O.T.C. and we talked about that same subject. I asked him why he was doing ROTC and he said to get his college paid for. I asked him what if we went to war, he said he would lead from the back. Now I was 11C on active, so I told him if he was with me he would lead from the front. He told me no, if he was in charge he would go to the back, so I told him if he did that I would shoot him and say he got in action. He said he didn't believe I would do that and I told him if he ran and left his men he can count on it. After that talk I don't know what happened to him but I never seen him again.

Chicken shit dirt bag too scared to reveal his identity. He can't be too invested in his misguided opinions.

100% Yes!...
Does he have family in that Country?..
If so Against it, hope he sent there!...
It not going to Political office anywhere but hope your Commander see it and bring charges...

Let’s see, the rank is Specialist? I’m not 100% on all the Army ranks. The division patch is for the 101st Airborne Division. The rank tabs on his cover and front of the tunic appear to be worn correctly. And finally, the US flag, 101st and rank tabs all show minimal wear, which is expected of a junior enlisted. It appears the young “man” is unmarried, which would indicate a barracks rat. Perhaps the NCO’s of the 101st should take a look at their troops and provide them with some counseling on proper political viewpoints while in uniform. If this youngster is a one time offender, some counseling is appropriate. If he’s a repeat dead beat, perhaps an invitation to exit, stage left, and get out of the Army.
Just a few thoughts from an old Jarhead turned Air Force.

I don't understand what the significance of wearing the uniform with this message is suppose to convey. If he has something to say (especially while hiding behind a sign), he could express himself in civilian clothes. He's not speaking for anyone but himself (I assume it's a male), so next just time hide behind a sign while out of uniform.

What a Chicken Shit!

What soldier?

We have an all-volunteer Armed Forces. If you're not prepared to go, fight, kill, and if necessary die, at the country's call, stay out of the uniform (or, if you're already in, get out). Soldiers don't get to pick and choose what conflicts they're willing to be engaged in.

If you feel that way then stand up for your position, request a Captain's Mast and ask for a General discharge or a discharge that is other than Honorable and, under penalty of perjury, specify by date when you had these feelings...if that was two years ago and you are granted the General you owe back to the military all base pay from that point to today and any and all BAS/BAH etc and you relinquish any access to the GI Bill for a VA mortgage or college tuition because in all honesty I wouldn't want you covering my 6 when I was in Nam and Cambodia from 1967 through 12/19/1969. In closing, go F yourself.