'Don't Do It:' Senior Leaders Say Soldiers Should Stop Taking Mandatory Online Classes

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This is BS, I was in the National Guard and Army Reserve for a total 27 years and I made time to do this stuff even though I sometimes worked up to 50 to 60 hours per week in my civilian job.

President Biden has open borders, so the JKO human trafficking course is definitely something that you need to take and spot human smuggling, Slavery and prostitution. 2 million illegals smuggled in and organized crime have to get their money back.

Employers will be able to take advantage of these illegals and human trafficking will be more of a commonplace thanks to the stupid open borders leftist mentality of people in congress and in the White House.

Suicide awareness and prevention is is very important.

I think the course on 'responsible drinking' is stupid because people shouldn't be drinking.

My sister was a drunk and committed suicide in 2015 and I'm sure many suicides done by General officers on down were done because they drank or were closet alcoholics.

Taking courses on drug awareness and its effects is also something that shouldn't be skipped even in places/states that allow marijuana.

We've already seen cases of marijuana-induced psychosis where people don't remember murdering their Mother or stabbing their best friend because they went crazy with this new high-potency THC marijuana.

I remember on some of these courses you could just take the challenge test and just focus on the parts you missed so it's actually not that bad.

It was great to get through a 2-hour online course and maybe 20 minutes because I knew most of the answers because it was just common sense stuff after being in for 27 years.

I can't believe the current leadership is pushing Bravo Sierra attitude and lacks standards like this.

From 1994-2020 was able to maintain 280 to 300 on my APFT and I was able to pass the army combat fitness test prior to retirement in late 2021. I maintained this even though I worked 9 and 12 hours a day at my civilian job.

Now that I am retired, It is actually strange to have so much free time now and be able to use my vacation now that I'm not in. It looks like this military leadership is getting soft.

They have time to push Critical Race Theory but not mandatory classes.

We already have soft leadership in the White House and now we're having soft leadership in the military?