Posted on Jan 16, 2016
US Court: Wearing Unearned Military Medals Is Free Speech
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Stolen Valor Act - Wearing Unearned Military Medals Is Free Speech
I cannot believe the federal appeals court ruling on Monday, 11 JAN 16, that people can wear unearned military medals they didn't earn, saying it was a form of free speech protected by the Constitution.
I cannot believe the federal appeals court ruling on Monday, 11 JAN 16, that people can wear unearned military medals they didn't earn, saying it was a form of free speech protected by the Constitution.
US Court: Wearing Unearned Military Medals Is Free Speech
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Stolen Valor
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The door swings both ways. It's their right to free speech to wear medals they didn't earn but it's also our right to free speech to call them out and post them on the Internet. Not so go when a potential employer googles their name.
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PO1 Henry Jackson
That's why I'm on this site here also. This ain't hell, but you can see it from here. Stolen Valor to call out poser's.
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NO NO NO!!!!!!!!!!!!! On a military uniform, hell no. On non military type coat, such as Nikki Sixx does, it fine. It would be in no way seen as service related.
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That's complete BS. I enjoy seeing video's of people being called on on their BS. Standing of the shoulders of great men portraying yourself as one is the act of a coward.
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