Will the insurrectionist retirees/veterans lose their VA/Service benefits?

"boon" not noon lol, I was so giddy writing this!

I know, giddiness has caused me to mistype more than once. Retired CSMs are loosing their minds because of it.

Boon not noon

Fair

Thanks Gunny, I appreciate your input.

GySgt Duane Da - actually, my tone was one of presenting a question, backed up with SCOTUS reasoning and precedent.
At some point, you also have to do actual research if you are going to be my judge, jury, and executioner.

CAPT Edward Schmitt the sheer number of responses did not allow me to see your original post, or perhaps it escapes my memory.
But the bottom line is, we can all agree, or disagree, and still remain civil and logical when arguing points.
I appreciate the apology, although I think there was no need for it.
We are all human and have our moments.
Have a great weekend CPT.

SGT Hector Rojas, AIGA, SHA SGT your original statement was that these people were/are insurrectionists. You had already stated that they had tried to overthrow the government. You had set yourself up as judge and jury. I stated that they were not trying to overthrow the government. The only claims of insurrection I have seen are on liberal media and some members of Congress. If your intent was to ask whether they would lose benefits/retirement IF they were convicted of insurrection I do not know. I just know that in my opinion they rioted, they did not try to overthrow the government.

I said this earlier and I'll say it again... No statue in the Capitol was pulled down, as would have been the case had Antifa or BLM invaded the building. No painting was desecrated. No act of arson was committed. No gun was drawn, or brandished, or fired by Proud Boys or Oath Keepers or Trumpists within the building.

The lone victim of gunfire in the Capitol that day was an un armed Air Force veteran with a decade of service, Ashli Babbitt, who was shot in the neck by a Capitol cop from the other side of a closed door to the speaker’s chamber.