Would you obey an illegal or unconstitutional order?

Honest opinion. I no longer fall under the UCMJ. However I still maintain my willingness to uphold the constitution. The thing to keep in mind here is we all have personal opinions. I don't hold political views really and I will never just back up someone because they are throwing a fit. I hold on to MY personal values and those are all I have to back up. There is no such thing as right or wrong. There are laws with repercussions if you break them, if you don't fear the repercussions? You are an outlaw. But, laws get amended all the time or are just simply no longer upheld. So what exactly IS law? Merely guidelines... Someone like myself who has absolutely nothing to lose (no family, friends, significant other, children, animals, religion, position, or possessions...) makes me much more dangerous in the eyes of the law since I have nothing to manipulate me to obey if I choose not to. Like I said, it's all personal.

The former President is exactly that. There is a new Commander and Chief. Anyone who does what he tells them IS NOT FOLLOWING A LAWFUL ORDER. They take any crime unto themselves. No excuses

Nope

IMHO This is exactly why Civilian supporters should be limited use of this page, all to far often they ask question to instigate and attempt to push and individual narrative. The question itself is okay the narrative of the poster is the unprofessional part. JMTC

For my protection my disclaimer. No one on this site has the right to repost or reuse anything i have posted outside of Rally Point, with out written permission by My self. Go Peddle your dishonorable Trash else where.

No. I am obligated to NOT follow illegal orders and to uphold and protect the Constitution. Stupid question.

Just seeing how the modern warriors feel

To disobey an illegal order I.E. you are ordered to kill civilians, is your sworn duty.
The constitutional part is above my pay grade...

No.

I wrote it, then I chickened out. Troll.

Not if I considered it to be morally wrong and against my upbringing.