Is dropping a Soldier for push ups considered hazing?

Do it with them and there won't be any discussions. &nbsp;When I was a Corporal and didn't have much experience really leading Marines I really preferred making my Marines pay physically than administratively for I believed most Marines needed to feel their mistakes and not have a piece a paper they'll toss in the trash. &nbsp;To avoid this whole hazing thing, I just ensured I could PT harder than my Marines and when they jacked up we PT'd to stupid fatigue. &nbsp;But this was me as a young leader taking after how my NCO's were. &nbsp;<div><br></div><div>As a SNCO now, I will push paperwork since it's a more professional approach but I push my Corporals and Sergeants to take care of things at their level, ensuring the punishment fits the crime, and that it's constructive and makes sense.</div>

I think forcing anyone to wear tighty tannies is humilitating and degrading.

If someone is going to whine about having to do push-ups then get out of the military. Don't take up someone else's spot who can handle what you obviously can't.