Should a Junior Enlisted service-member stand at Parade Rest for an NCOs/PO's wife?

SSG (Join to see),

It sickens me the way people all over the web have been jumping on the bandwagon to attack this poor veteran. Febe Brown says that she spent 8 years in the Marine Corps and that the tattoos are of her own rank, not her husband's.

This image has been all over Facebook for a while, but I didn't expect to find it here on RP. I'm a little embarrassed at the way RP is changing.

Is this a serious question? Can a police officer's spouse arrest you or write a ticket?
Would you get on a plane that the pilot's spouse is flying? You would of course be respectful to any service member's spouse, but to infer that because they are married to a member more senior then you, they hold some kind of military authority over you is ridiculous. A marriage is a binding contract made as a civilian (that is to say, not in a military capacity). Marital status has very little bearing on you as a service member aside from certain entitlements. I can not refuse orders because I'm married. I am not immune from UCMJ because I'm married. It just does not matter, because that is part of my civilian life. Not to mention, I have seen some Soldiers make rather hasty and "questionable" choices in choosing a spouse. So your asking them to go to Parade Rest at the FRG meetings and give them plenty of singles on Friday nights? All jokes aside, I have seen spouses who try to wear the service member's rank, but that just shows me their ignorance of the military and is (in my opinion) a failure on the service members part to inform them about the chain of command, rank structure, and the pride we have in being the nation's 1%. If they want me to go to parade rest/attention; they better take the oath to enlist, put on a uniform, and have more rank then me.

Ok by a show of likes....how many think I should post the question "Should wives stand at parade rest for General officers' wives?" That way we can get this over with