[Immarsecice]

I think people who lie about their war record are turds but it should be legal to be a liar just as it should be legal to name them and shame them.

[Bbjhjxfy]

I wonder if he would have been convicted of perjury?

[kentbrookug]

My DD 214 listed the NDSM but I doubt I actually rate it for training if I didn't actually commission


Oerdin:

Were/Are you Army Reserve? I'm curious about the Reserves (albeit Marine Reserves).

[carletoxtrs]

My DD 214 listed the NDSM but I doubt I actually rate it for training if I didn't actually commission


Oerdin:

Were/Are you Army Reserve? I'm curious about the Reserves (albeit Marine Reserves).

Was for 10 years but got out after two deployments and 2 years on stop lose.

[TZids16I]

A reason that's not very convincing to 1st Amendment skeptics, duh.

[tuszit]

That's included in Kuci's first question. A tiny ding to the low-level celebrity and hero worship accorded military personnel isn't very consequential.

[neictscek]

A person that lies about their military service is just pathetic. I would never do anything to help out a liar.

[EmxATW5m]

Oh yeah, and I want to say Kuci... how about the harm caused by some ******* who watched CNN claiming to be a veteran and getting props and then his exposure causing people to question every real hero that they see? You just don't get it that there are more important things in life than what can be counted.

So basically... no measurably harm.

1st Amendment

[CelexaNY]

He may have obtained hundreds of free burgers from McDonalds! Hundreds, I tell you!

[vNQmO2BF]

It's a shitty thing to do, but until he starts pulling some John Kerry level grandstanding about his record, I think we should let the government focus on real problems. In fact, I think we should just just focus on real problems and forget about it entirely.