Posted on Apr 28, 2016
Court-martialed for expressing faith? Court hears ex-Marine’s religious freedom case | Fox News
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You can't post bible verses but you can wear a turban or head scarf. Military needs to get set one standard. All or none and leave it at that.
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The Court-martial listed "various offenses relating to separate incidents -- including disrespecting a superior officer, disobeying lawful orders and failing to report to an assigned duty".
If I had to guess I would say there was contention before and the choice of "No weapon formed against thee shall prosper." was a passive-aggressive shot at her supervisor.
If I had to guess I would say there was contention before and the choice of "No weapon formed against thee shall prosper." was a passive-aggressive shot at her supervisor.
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She was a Pile. She refused to conform to Standards and paid for it. She had a history of disrespect and dereliction of duty. It sounds more like this was just an added charge to prove she was a Pile. She, in turn, focused on this single charge and tried to over shadow her substandard career. They could have taken this charge away and she would still be where she is today.
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Is "Religious Freedom" used as an excuse to disobey orders or refuse to conform? | RallyPoint
http://www.marinecorpstimes.com/story/military/2015/07/25/marine-vet-awaits-appeal-decision--religious-freedom-case/29926539/ In this article the Marine blatantly disobeyed orders but she is claiming her right to religious freedom was violated and now the case is still going. Does she have a leg to stand on or is her religious freedom a separate issue than violating an order that doesn't prevent her worship/observation of her religion?
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