Did the Military Violate Religious Rights During the Mandate?

[@AngryCops]

I wonder if the DOD realizes just how many people got fake cards? Don’t OUT yourself in the comments weirdos.

[@Khan.WrathOf]

Don't ask, don't tell

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

Until they found out the cards became digital and then they locked down the false card issue...

[@thomaswood1158]

Shhhhhhh…come on AC you know the E-4 mafia was putting in work

[@Zzzlaldkfjrowpq]

Mr. Cops, how dare you insinuate that any of us would do such a thing. I find it improbable that during COVID orders when thousands of soldiers were given access to blank cards that any of them would do such a horrific thing. Shame on you, shame I say.

[@jerrycrouch427]

It is not going to be difficult to weed out those individuals over time. All those that bowed to the pressure and complied will start to keel over or demonstrate serious adverse effects.

[@sfish2325]

EVERY commanding officer that signed one of those letters should be relieved of duty and given an OTH discharge.

[@kevint1910]

one year later and it might just happen

[@Sarm-mx6qy]

23+ years of service, two over seas tours including three CONUS mobilizations, fully qualified, zero discipline one religious accommodation request and a medical exemption request they refused to forward up the chain ,.... Kicked out of my unit and processed for discharge. And I'm an E8. All this while having to complete Civil Rights Awareness training every three years?! Thank you, THANK YOU, so much Brother for using your platform to bring light to this on all of our behalf. GOD bless and keep you.

[@keywee849]

Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the mRNA, US Military's bioweapon, TREASON.

[@JavierHernandez-fq4hu]

I was in the exact same scenario getting ready for deployment(74D/7yrs us army/UAE mission and the c19 "deployment") . I hated that it happened to me and my fellow covidteers, but it was a blessing in disguise. I saw who truly was a drone versus who was truly a man.

[@inyourcloset1814]

Damn, man. That must've sucked, really bad.

[@JavierHernandez-fq4hu]

@@inyourcloset1814 It did. Having the people you worked alongside with for years who would be willing to take a bullet for you and then turn You take a bullet for them. All of a sudden you are a villain, A scoundrel for your beliefs

[@inyourcloset1814]

@@JavierHernandez-fq4hu Im sorry for what happened to you, hopefully this madness ends soon.

[@hartthecreator6841]

I’m a decorated E5 in the Guard, they never even bothered to discharge me. Took my gear and said don’t come back to drill. 8 months later I get called 5 days before drill to come back or be Chapter 8. They kept me on the books and counted all my drills as absent. They made it personal, didn’t have to be that way. I’m back now, 7 months from ETS. No gear, no insurance, no backpay.

[@Theggman83]

Why are you still in? The guard will never win chapter 8. I told my chain, I will stop coming to drill if the guard violates the constitution. Arrest me. Try it.... Better bring a lot of cops.

[@urdude67]

you need to find a lawyer.

[@hartthecreator6841]

@@urdude67 I tried, they don’t want to try and fight. But I’m out now so I really don’t care anymore

[@White_Recluse]

This is why the military is having a hard time meeting their recruitment goals. This is why we have military families actively discouraging their friends and family from joining

[@CharlonClarke]

I think you are making sense, and some folks don't like that

[@slopcrusher3482]

The military is having a hard time not reaching recruitment goals because of this. They’re not hitting targets because it’s widely known how shit soldiers are treated while in and after service. How often the VA fucks over veterans is slightly lesser known, but still incredibly discouraging to know that if you get injured during your service, you risk not even getting paid by the military because you got injured working for them.

[@msggrumpy3567]

My Family has always served. My Grandfather served in the Pacific in WWII My Father served during the Korean war My Brother Served in the Army I served 25 years through three Desert wars, Afghanistan and Iraq... At one time I thought my proudest moment would be when my Son would serve, That fantasy has Died, I have told my Son, and all of his friends and fellow parents to avoid our current corrupted military at all costs... Fast Food and digging ditches has more pride and better management than our Armed Services... May God Have Mercy on this Nation.

[@howardbaxter2514]

@@msggrumpy3567 I remember the days of growing up and looking at the military fondly. I wanted to join and serve like my grandfathers. Now, that fondness and ambition to serve my country is gone. Maybe one day that fondness will return, but that day isn't today, nor will it be tomorrow, next week, or next month. To me, the military has a long ways to go to earn my trust and admiration back.

[@carter2671]

@@howardbaxter2514 Agreed.

[@solisprime2669]

And the military wonders why it has a recruiterment problem.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

A certain portion of the population: we hate america, america is evil, we'd never fly that racist flag!!! DoD: we should try to recruit those people, I'm sure theyre willing to die for our foreign policy. Also DoD: why is our recruitment low?

[@emeltea33]

And retention...

[@williamahrens5737]

The Woke stuff isn't helping either

[@ANonymous-mo6xp]

Yep. Most recruits are young boys from red states. Even in old school military families, the parents are telling the kids "there is no way you should consider enlisting".

[@JoshWise1010]

Let’s create an ad campaign that doesn’t appeal to those who would enlist, but is aimed at people who largely have no interest and still don’t.

[@zexerz8444]

My wife works for the Veterans Suicide hot line. She cried during your speech about the Army members who were kicked out due to not wanting to get the jab. Why? Because she has spent countless hours talking to those exact service members, talking them down from the edge, and having some of them end their lives while she was on the line. THE DOD HAS FAILED IN A HUGE WAY AND THEY DONT SEEM TO GIVE A SHIT!!! Please keep those service members, families, and responders in your prayers.

[@kevinwalker4623]

Grateful prayers and thanks for what your wife does!

[@BIGJAKE-sq4ds]

Please thank your wife for all of us.

[@mattcolumbia7948]

Your wife has earned her seat in the hall of Vallhalla.

[@EvanCops]

Youre wifes amazing.

[@cbk-te7ru]

Just don't call the Canadian VSHL.... I hear they promote veteran suicide now a days SMH......😒

[@newcolonybaptistchurch]

That airman was my daughter, so proud of her for standing up against the worlds strongest military to ensure all of our rights.

[@christianthompson1731]

I've been in the Army for just over four years now. I submitted my religious accommodation request in November of 2021. The Army never got back to me with a denial or approval. They didn't let me PCS for 8 months because I was unvaccinated. I finally PCSed last month after the mandate was lifted, and now the Army is begging me to reenlist. I have less than a year left on my contract, and there is no way I'm going to reenlist now unless if they force me. I loved the Army before Covid, I still do in many regards, but I'm not going to be part of an organization that requires us to take an oath to the constitution, and then blatantly disregards it.

[@mewkatlol]

Stay the fuck out, the future of the us military is worse than grim.

[@HalfRightFlock]

Exactly!

[@jjoseph-uf2m]

Took an oath and then concocted a bullshit religious "belief" in order to avoid a harmless vaccination. They did you a favor by not calling you out on your bullshit.

[@ephemeric8937]

@@professionalschizo the policy didn't change, service members are just more aware that they have rights now

[@ephemeric8937]

@@professionalschizo nah, just sign the dotted line and complain about it later.

[@ADR1fley]

Got a feeling the DOD is gonna treat the "fix my discharge" papers the exact same way as the covid request papers

[@TheLoudBird5051]

I didnt have issue with it but idk about anyone else they made my general into honorable but took em a few months

[@loopyracoonA]

I was sent to Court Martial while I was awaiting a MEB decision for cancer because I refused to get the vaccine. I'm extremely glad that someone finally put this on blast. Thank you Drill.

[@chocolatepancakes2722]

Jesus, I thought I had it bad when they wanted me to do a PT test a day after knee surgery. I am so glad I am out, the corporate world has treated far better.

[@loopyracoonA]

@Chocolate Pancakes oh absolutely! I got a hold of my congressman and he lit my command up on the BS. I have my Med. Retirement and disability and I'm cancer free! I do some off work to get some cushion money, but I love that I'm out and not dealing with the politics the military has brought in. Definitely not what I signed up for.

[@keywee849]

mRNA vaccines are the US Military's bioweapon, TREASON.

[@scdipper8649]

@@loopyracoonAcongrats on beating cancer! My dad had it and I know how draining it was on him mentally and physically, I couldn’t imagine having to deal with that along with incompetent/inept leadership.

[@suzettekrasner]

Thank you for your service, and congrats on being cancer free!

[@Moom20]

The worst part was how we were treated. I was called a coward by my commanding officer. Me and my fellow Marines were told we werent real Marines by our 1st sgt. I regret nothing. I am proud of my service. I would have and still am willing to die for my country. But I will not compromise my beliefs while being spit in the face.

[@227awsome]

Marine Corps reserve here. My platoon commander told us as soon as the order dropped "Dont bother filling out a religious exception, none of you are going to be approved." That was september of 2021. They had all of us dropped to IRR by february of 22, and still haven't gotten any of us discharge paperwork yet.

[@gymfloor169]

Same here, filed anyway, then forced to get the vaccine or lose my retirement packet

[@wtice4632]

Well good on yall for standing up for yourselves. I was lucky enough to get med sepd from my reserve unit for spine issues before covid but i know many in my unit who were kicked out over the vax.

[@platapus112]

@@gymfloor169 sorry you complied so you die before you can use retirement

[@roguespearsf]

@@wtice4632 I did 04-12 and after the last few years, glad I popped smoke. I don't miss it one bit, I miss the old days but I'm not sure what military these people are in because it's most certainly not the one I joined

[@wtice4632]

@@roguespearsf its been going downhill gor a longtime. I just wanted college money and thats what i got, thats the only point in joining now. To take a risk for some benefits and gtfo.

[@aceofspadesguy4913]

My brother’s a CW3 in the army, basically wrote a research paper as his conscientious objection, chaplain thought it was so good he asked if he could use it as an example for anyone else pursuing one. It was denied. Strangest thing is the surgeon general had the final say on something that’s a religious matter. He ended up getting vaccinated so he could be deployment ready. Then he got told he couldn’t deploy unless he had boosters, but you can’t get boosters until a few months or so after the initial vaccination, so there he was, vaccinated against his will in order to deploy and still can’t deploy.

[@graemelock4103]

He shouldn't have caved. The people who stood their ground are the reason everything is being brought to light now, and we're only just beginning to see how deep these corrupt mandates really went. I hope your brother doesn't have any negative side effects from these, by definition, experimental vaccines. Wishing him all the best.

[@angelmendiola2002]

Now WTF

[@qbob1252]

That sucks. I filled out a ten page religious conscientious objector essay that my battalion chaplain was dumbfounded by. So I feel your brother there. My religious exemption was also denied by the division generals office. I got separated for rejecting the vax after that but I had two deployments as an infantry marine, one to Iraq. I was fortunate to have had the fun I did and was frustrated and felt betrayed and am honestly glad to be out. Frick Joe Brandon and Mark Milley

[@keywee849]

mRNA vaccines are the US Military's bioweapon, TREASON. Get an x-ray of the Graphene HYDROXIDE spliced into the RNA, under the pineal gland, in his brain & press charges.

[@rockychang7595]

@@qbob1252 now that the DoD has been forced to reverse the mandate by congress, would you sign back up if they offered a position for you to return to? I myself question whether many would go back or not given the choice.

[@erikuu96]

Imagine all the years service men creatively tried to get discharged from the military and failed, and all you had to do, was just say no to a shot.

[@Paladin_Green]

Didnt work for me. Instead of discharging me and a few others. Our unit sent us home for 7 months only to force us to come back and say "mandates over come back or be considered AWOL"

[@electrocanman]

Poor ole Klinger.

[@Dave-yb3ng]

@@Paladin_Green so they never really discharged you? Why would they send you home for seven months?

[@bigbonede6201]

@@electrocanman wearing dressed never worked

[@MrEd8846]

@@electrocanman shit. Beat me to it lol

[@Mr.happycamaro]

Honestly my only question is how do they still wonder why retention is so damn low im sure many people had a dream to do 20 but saw this situation and got out due to it

[@Brian-qt6su]

I doubt their retention issues have much to do with vaccinations and more to do with the military being a shit deal overall.

[@Theggman83]

@@Brian-qt6su a shit deal? Tell me a corporation or business that gives healthcare, sign on bonuses, life insurance, veteran benefits, room and board, chow..... We all know why folks don't serve, it starts with a "C" and ends with a "D".

[@irgilligan]

Nah, leave these idiots on the street...

[@tryhardf844]

And then they asked for amnesty... Yeah no, whole rights were omitted. The feds need to pay.

[@oliviersavard8676]

no rights were trampled. nobody forcefully sat you on a seat and sTaBbEd you in the arm. what you people discovered is that your choices can have consequences. act like an adult, get vaccinated and move on, or throw a tantrum like a five year old who got told that he can't eat pizza at every single meal, be a problem and get booted out. the choice is simple. that's called fuck around and find out. nobody will "pay" and there won't be a "nuremberg 2.0", despite what y'all are dreaming to do. it's like the morons who invaded the capitol on jan 6 that are now getting thrown in prison: they fucked around and they found out.

[@thecheese4255]

Don’t join up, kids These organizations don’t deserve you

[@beanerjoe3001]

I'm still gonna join when I'm 17.

[@SushiArmageddon]

@@beanerjoe3001 why?

[@Chewee394]

@@beanerjoe3001 you are not serving the people, you are serving politicians. Why fight for a government who refuses to fight for you?

[@beanerjoe3001]

@@SushiArmageddon Free combat training

[@beanerjoe3001]

@@Chewee394 It is very unlikely that I would have to fight anybody. I just want some training and to straddle a machine gun.

[@brandonwardlow4246]

AC I am also unvaccinated serving in the Michigan Air National Guard. I filed my religious exemption in December of 2021. I didn’t hear anything back for several months. Honestly I wasn’t pushing it because I knew there were lawsuits and congress working at the time to end the mandate so I was keeping my head down and hoping that the slow speed of the government functions was working in my favor for once and buying time. The whole time the guys in my unit were telling me it was pointless and not going to matter because they were denying everyone, but I had faith! Then in JULY of 2022 I received my denial letter, and it was a cookie cutter response for sure. At which point I had 3 options, get jabbed, get discharged, or appeal. They told me the appeal process only takes 1 week to get a response and they were going to deny it anyway. Again I had faith, so I submitted the appeal paperwork….. within that final week the federal injunction kicked in and they couldn’t force the mandate upon me while it was in place. The appeal came back denied but it was unenforceable. I then rode that injunction until of course the mandate was lifted. There are those that say there isn’t a God, but let me tell you, the God I worship just protected me from Uncle Sam!

[@keywee849]

Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the mRNA, US Military's bioweapon, TREASON.

[@HitManRickyTan]

You got lucky on timing

[@dakotasherman632]

Same here brother. I submitted that paperwork as quickly as possible. I fully expected to get jabbed or get out. The injunction came down and i didn't hear back. Wasn't worried at the time, because they couldn't kick me out yet. Then, the mandate was rescinded. I had faith in God, and her protected me from the jab and from the government that is supposedly for the people.

[@kennyFF033]

Thank you for the story and your service Brandon. I'm glad it worked out for you and I pray God continues to Bless you and keep you safe.

[@gram8821]

I’ve heard other people here say they applied for religious exemption just as you did. On what religious grounds did you base this decision on?

[@SaintSavageProd]

I remember some guys in my unit were all for being discharged if they’re liberties were being ignored but once they heard the word Dishonorable they got pissed cause that heavily limits their hiring outside in the civilian world. An employer doesn’t even need to go further than dishonorable and decide “nah we’re good” no questions asked. I was lucky I was retired a month before the mandate went into full affect so I didn’t have to get vaccinated

[@Donner906]

What a pile of bullshit

[@mr.juggernaut9215]

I always amuses me when the DOD complains that recruiting and retention is at an all time low as more and more stuff like this keeps surfacing about how they treat service members.

[@Commodore22345]

Exactly. The negatives of signing up for the military are starting to greatly outweigh the benefits. And the military just doesn't seem to understand that.

[@sirvelociraptor2590]

I wanted to join more than anything, and the situations listed in this video are why I didn't.

[@timkeenan7419]

One thing I learned from the military was learn from others mistakes you won't live long enough to make them all yourself. To bad they didn't listen to their own lessons

[@PaulJohnson-ow1mq]

It is a good thing you never served when the military was still structured and regimented because this was literally not a thing anyone would have even batted an eye at since getting a vaccine was the least of anyone's concerns. With disciplined troops it is a non-issue. These days........people are idiots.

[@sirvelociraptor2590]

@@PaulJohnson-ow1mq the military's values once reflected those of the patriots who served. This is no longer the case.

[@milkymalkum5708]

My marine friend was honourably discharged because he refused to take the vaccine. Watching this makes me glad it was an honourable discharge and not worse.

[@wolfaja755]

I’m here with you. I was held for 8 month, not allowed around other people, not allowed to even leave part of the base, and treated as if I was some type of murderer. We had people who wanted to physically hurt us and we had people outright deny our needs just because we were unvaccinated. I ended up passing out and getting a concussion because I didn’t eat for days prior and the two days following that I didn’t eat as well except for two pieces of bread toward the end of the second day. The Navy didn’t give me any medical treatment for my concussion except take my blood and that was the last I heard from them in that situation. There wasn’t a day that went by where medical, legal, or the chapel wouldn’t call us murders, evil, or cuss at us. There was even a master Chief who told us our religion didn’t matter and we didn’t have any rights. It got to the point where one of us went to captains mast for sitting on a rack during liberty hours and that person lost rank, got put in restriction, and lost their pay. A few months after that they tried to separate them because they had a NJP on record and that was their entire argument. I finally got to leave that command and go on to training. I was not received well and was immediately treated as if I was lower than everyone else who was there. It only took a month or so but they phase stripped me for months and refused to tell me why and they started a case on me and refused to tell me for what. My room was searched everyday, I wasn’t allowed any privileges (unlike everyone else in my training group), and my commands legal department was trying to charge me with two article 92’s and an article 107 for reasons they still refuse to say. The most I got after have a retired Captain try to pry information out of them along with me trying to get information out of my boss is that they were building a case saying I wasn’t getting Covid tested. They’re “proof” is a page that’s left out all day without dates on it. I tied to pry information out of legal for the months preceding this to know what I should be doing and they refused to tell me all of it. This being said I was getting tested every week and the situation surrounding this case seemed very off to me. I ended up winning because not only did the legal department not tell me the reason behind the case but I also didn’t have anything in writing telling me to get Covid tested or do anything due to my vaccination status. Part of my class and I wrote stating that the way they handled having unvaccinated sailors on this base was wrong, I shouldn’t have to live in fear that at any moment my room will be searched or I’ll be charged with some made up charge especially when living on a military base. The following day my bosses boss (the reason I was phase one for months) walked in and told us that we don’t know what we’re talking about and to “get fucked”. That ended only a few months ago but the whole story from start to finish was from 01OCT21 to around the start of December 2022. All I got to say is I’m glad it’s over now.

[@taconerd101]

My story is far less extreme however it has still caused much heartache over the last year and a half. My commander was vehemently opposed to me submitting a religious exemption. I had to fight just to be able to get instructions on how to file it. After mine was denied I was given several letters of reprimand because I did not follow my commanders order for vaccination. After several of those I received an article 15 and was demoted. Because of that demotion I was not able to afford my car and my studio apartment so I had to sell my car significantly below its value and buy a piece of s*** truck from the '90s just to be able to pay the rent. I had to more or less get on my hands and knees and beg that they not remove my pay like what was stated in my article 15. It said in that document that they would remove $1,400 from my pay every month for 6 months which would have made it impossible for me to live in the area that I'm stationed. After several weeks I was finally informed that they wouldn't be docking my pay just demoting me. Over the past year I racked up nearly $10,000 in credit card debt just to be able to survive. Now they tell me that my rank will be restored and I'll get roughly $5,000 in back pay. Like that's supposed to correct all the wrongs that were done to me. I suffered immense stress and loneliness due to my ostracization from the people in my unit. I have no friends at work anymore and every day I go in and sit next to the very people who stab me in the back and have to act like I'm happy to be there. I have a year and a half left in my enlistment and every day is torture. If I could find a lawyer that would take my case I'd sue the absolute pants off of the commander that punished me, not to make some sort of financial gain but to ensure that he is held accountable for the pain and suffering he caused. Stay strong man, hopefully some justice will be given to us

[@monabale8263]

beyond horrible. a hug from this old okie mom.

[@aaronpatterson2369]

...LAWSUIT...AND YES YOU CAN! Thats called discrimination!

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

You shouldn't have been treated that way BUT I got vaccinated because my mom had covid so badly it gave her a chest wall infection. Then she got it AGAIN and a third time. Then number four happened. I get it it's "needle-bad evil" but the anti Vax people are nut houses. Now people can be Allergic to it...they didn't want people to be carrier's of the Illness.

[@goawaypleasethanks]

PLEASE sue! People need to fight back!

[@jetcox6760]

I separated from the Marines mid 2012, so I watched from the fall of Afghanistan, the Officer Corp. Become, in my opinion, the most disturbing, disgusting example of either a complete evacuation of /or lack, of integrity I had only ever seen in small, non professional "Armies" of some nations (that start with P and doesn't end in D or L or U...) I then got to watch as it got worse, from all Branches, including my beloved Corp. I also saw something that is a catastrophic problem. And something I'd never ever thought could occur, the almost unanimous loss of confidence of the Officer Corp from the Enlisted. And I cannot understand how any staff Officer can justify not immediately resigning for that utter dereliction of duty on their watch. If you held the rank of Col. And above during this time, you have no sense of what it means to be an officer, much less a U.S. Officer. In my sincerest opinion. Semper Fidelis may be a Marine motto, but it should be a standard we all strive for within ourselves.

[@9mmARman]

Your comedic videos are some of the best on the internet, but these videos go so far in showing how much of a patriot and warrior you are. Thank you for all you do across the full spectrum of your content.

[@AngryCops]

I try

[@jallen5263]

@@AngryCops you don't just try. You succeed in the grandest of scale!!

[@nicoleminalsahra1170]

@@AngryCops no Sir, you achieve and succeed. I can see the hurt in you and that it was in many ways a hard vid to make but your intentions, integrity, spirit and heart and soul - the epitome of leadership.

[@nicklikesradio]

@@AngryCops you also exceed. 😁

[@nicklikesradio]

@@jallen5263 quit stealing my comment from my brain 😂😂 (satire)

[@729060]

I personally know 3 guys from 1 unit, that were involuntarily discharged after their religious exemption was denied by the state of MN.

[@philcapenmsgamingsports]

Miltary is federal not state.

[@BonesCapone]

@@philcapenmsgamingsports probs NattyGs

[@philcapenmsgamingsports]

@@BonesCapone what?

[@KouZidan]

@@philcapenmsgamingsports National Guard.

[@eriklarson9137]

@@philcapenmsgamingsports Yikes.

[@kjb9504]

I’ve had 3 individual friends of mine get thrown out due to being denied religious exemption. They article 92 them for failing to follow the order to get vaccinated. All the things said are true and what your saying about how we feel is pretty much unanimous across the branches. And they wonder why retention is at an all time low.

[@Freeman-Dl70]

Have you seen "died suddenly" ? Could you imagine our service members dying like those people ? Especially in a WW3 scenario !

[@sapper72783]

I feel the military end game is to get so low in soldiers they suggest the only way to keep America safe is with drones might sound crazy but again so would a dictator government.

[@lonebikeroftheapocalypse9527]

@@Freeman-Dl70 You still think democRATS will defend America? 😂

[@oliviersavard8676]

retention is at an alltime low because there isn't a war to fight, it's not because of a random vaccine that room temperature iq people decided to throw a tantrum about.

[@noahkyurem]

I got kicked out for this 15AUG of last year. Honorable discharge, can't complain really. I got lucky. Not much opposition from my superiors, I wasn't a shit bag or anything. I was quite good at my job. I didn't refuse the jab for religious reasons. I didn't think it was medically necessary. I got COVID at boot camp 2020, haven't gotten it since. They tested me more than anyone, while vaxxed shipmates were getting it all the time. I don't know. But I talked to shipmates that refused religiously, they suffered the most for sure. They had to talk to the Chaplin, get written explanation from the leader of their church/group on why they should be exempted, and then they just got blanket denied.

[@noahfrey9114]

I was one of the people kicked out of the Navy last year for the vaccine mandate. At first, they told us that we had religious rights and to submit our package for religious exemption. We jumped through the hoops and did all that they asked even though the things we needed changed every week. It came to a point when they gave us a day that we were getting kicked out, I was a lucky one that actually got separated. Other service members of mine weren't so lucky. They didn't get to pick their next orders because we were told that we were getting separated; so they went needs of the Navy and got placed on shitty bases that they didn't even choose. I will never recommend anyone to join the Navy or maybe even the military in general due to my experience.

[@keywee849]

mRNA vaccines are the US Military's bioweapon, TREASON.

[@thesovietvorona1007]

Yeah Navy killed me. I went in with a 72 ASVAB which even in the Navy should open job opportunities for me. Tried to tell me because I had a slight issue with certain reds and greens that I could only be a cook or a machinist mate. Well, turns out it was a blatant lie. Every other branch told me I could have done virtually any of their jobs and if the Navy wasn’t being retarded on purpose I should have had any of the three jobs I wanted they just purposely tried to screw me to fill the need for MMS. Which id realized that sooner and just didn’t sign the contract. Thankfully after getting Covid a second time and getting onto a ventilator for a while I ended out medically discharged before the mandate would really effect me.

[@ssschmidt]

It was never about health and readiness. It was about compliance.

[@oliviersavard8676]

what else are you going to blame, the new world order? get out of here

[@gregkrueger331]

Dude I’m calling it now, once the “service connected injuries” that came from forcing this shit on personnel are gonna hit, it’s gonna hit the VA hard af. Who wants to bet they try to deny the coverage until they’re forced.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Theyre also gonna deny the sailors who were forced to drink JP8, they'll deny everything until theyre forces to.

[@02GrandAmGT1989]

And also you can't sue the makers of the vaccine. Thanks congress.

[@blazethegryphon9990]

@Qwerty Fuel leak on a carrier got into the water supply

[@JohnnyD1993]

No shit, the zogbots took the clot shot voluntarily. It was not mandatory, never was.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

@Qwerty kzbin.info/www/bejne/rXqmY6CbmdmDgJY AC did a video or two on it. JP8 contamination on the USS Nimitz recently.

[@durnhand9524]

I'm an Unvacc'd Army Civilian. The mandate is still in effect for us, still haven't heard back about my exemption. I get to be treated "special" because I refused it as per Army Policy. Glad I served in OEF and got to watch everything I've ever loved go to hell these past years. I helped a young woman live an okay life for 15 years, then she got to watch her daughters be sold as s** slaves to the Taliban. Then I got to be back stabbed by the Army with the exemptions, I no longer advise people to serve. Might as well start homesteading instead, or become a plumber/electrician

[@shaly642]

Crazy dude…

[@Foreign0817]

I'm just waiting for when decades from now you see a commercial going: "If you served in the United States Armed Forces during the times of COVID, you may be entitled to compensation." Easy money.

[@kenddiamond]

For the ones that make it that long!

[@Foreign0817]

@TruePatriot I enlisted August 2019, contract ends in February 2024. I had 3 deployments canceled because of COVID, spent 2020 under curfew. It's not what I signed up for, but I'm hanging on, even if by a thread.

[@ScarriorIII]

My coworkers used to call me weird. Now I call them weak-hearted.

[@eriklarson9137]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@CIAG4PNP]

Yap, I am the only Veteran in my Combat Vet group who did not get the waxed Jab, and they all tell me how they wish they would have listened to me because they worry now about heart failure. 🤣😅

[@jp2645]

And yet again, AC sticking his neck out for what’s right. You embody what it means to be an NCO. Keep up the great work, much love brother!

[@howardbaxter2514]

Too bad AC is merely an NCO and not a high ranking officer. Too bad it is people like him that are stuck in the positions they are, and pieces of dog shit are holding top brass and senior NCO positions.

[@RJ-dr6fj]

Holy shit. Where the hell has this page been? Just came across it the first time 4 days ago. T some of the funniest shit I have seen. LOVE IT.

[@CailinnNoT]

Thank you for making this, me and my soldier got treated like bottom of the barrel. I'm glad we stood our ground. When I got my denial letter I was Like, "This is illegal"

[@congruentcrib]

Honestly this hit hard when we started talking about suicide. I hold a lot of sympathy for the soldiers who have taken their lives. It hurts knowing this has all been streamlined like some conveyer system.

[@jaec1998]

Had that happen to a guy in my unit just two months after our first sergeant made the announcement about the jab. Every day that I go back to that unit for my drill, his face and the memories I've had with that guy still haunt me. He was 2 weeks away from his 21st birthday.

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

@@jaec1998 god damnit. My uncle went to basic when he was young. Was released shortly after because they discovered a heart issue, but he told me about some guys going in with issues that were ignored who attempted self delete. One guy chugged a bottle of brass polishing compound. He didn't die, he was disabled for life at the age of 18.

[@congruentcrib]

@@jaec1998 Thats just heartbreaking. I'll be honest, I didn't care too much when the vaccine first came out. After they started mandating it, thats when I felt a little uncomfortable. Now I feel like I was tricked into getting the vaccine. If the government didn't force it upon the people, it wouldn't have been so controversial.

[@jaec1998]

@Congruent Crib Me too man. Not to mention to add salt to the wound, I was an hour away from getting ready for the funeral when a local troublemaker went and accosted me after I told him to grow up after he came to me for advice to get out of apologizing for stupid shit he said while he was high on drugs. Meanless to say, after the other kid's funeral, it took every fiber of my will power to not go to this asswipe's house and shoot him. If it wasnt for the fact that he still lived with his folks (with whom I'm on better terms with), I probably would've followed through.

[@dmnolden08]

It’s pathetic that you as a single KZbinr, does more for protecting our enlisted brothers and sisters than the entire system combined. Keep at it!

[@howardbaxter2514]

It's sad that it takes private individuals to call out the very systems that control us, while the media doesn't. We should be having serious conversations instead of the constant clown shows we see all over mainstream news nowadays.

[@joeywheelerii9136]

They don't want to help you. They just want to use you up and pray you kill your self to save them the trouble.

[@Donner906]

bitching about a vaccine? Not protecting much.

[@jacobmerrill7382]

My siblings and I are/were all in the service. My oldest brother was hazed, persecuted, mistreated, lost pay and rank, only to get kicked out on a technicality after the federal courts ruled against the mandate. My other brother and I are still in. My oldest brother was air force, and we are in the army. I'm in the National Guard, so I'm currently still living at home. When my oldest brother came home, he said he was happy to be rid of all of that stress, but I can tell he is really hurt by how he was treated by everyone in his unit. I'd kick his commander's ass if I ever got the chance, but I probably won't and it's probably best that I forgive the people who hazed him and move on with my anger. I can always rest knowing that I never once gave in to their BS and that neither one of my brothers did either. When we are but a fading memory, the history books will remember us as the ones who stood up for the right to stand up. When all fades away, our King will give us a crown and a due reward for our struggles against the Whore of Babylon. Don't give in to the evil. It will never be worth it. God bless.

[@idleFLUX]

@jacobmerrill7382 are you suggesting that the US is the Whore of Babylon? I am genuinely curious because I have wondered that after reading Revelation.

[@Donner906]

Get vaccinated= problem solved

[@retnuhdraw1133]

Tried to join the Navy last summer before the blanket mandate came out. A week after Meps it came down. I was told I wouldn’t be allowed to apply for religious exemption because no one was allowed to. I ended up dropping out of the delayed entry program and going to a police academy and now work for a sheriffs office in order to see citizens right protected in my area

[@keywee849]

US Naval Air is the largest child trafficking, organ harvesting operation. There are bills of laden for the harvested organs, please investigate.

[@rockychang7595]

Nice! Good luck and wishing you a prosperous future.

[@ronaldlongfellow87]

I know everybody watches these videos and we all laugh and are entertained, but everybody should sincerely appreciate the work that he goes through to whole heartedly care support for and assist service members and veterans in our country. Some scars are not visible, and the only people that have helped me have been other veterans, my brothers and sisters. Thank you for your service.

[@jaysmith2151]

I'm not watching this video and laughing. Now his other videos sometimes we'll leave me in tears laughing but this one is just sad.

[@Dan-pt2tn]

I'm still waiting for the Army to acknowledge my religious rights. It's been a year and a half. Meanwhile I can't get promoted, deploy, reclass, go to any training schools, etc. Career is locked even though I'm not flagged for anything. That's only because I knew how to play the game. Others caught GOMARs or were denied re-enlistment. SecDef Lloyd Austin is a disaster and is intentionally purging the ranks of patriots. This is the same guy who came up with the extremism training and transgender training.

[@christosdeschaine9444]

What do you expect from someone who was given a Silver Star for thinking too hard in Iraq?

[@Saanonymous80]

Saw this coming and decided against re-enlisting into the AF

[@leonardodecrapprio382]

The covid mandate was recinded in the US Military about a month ago... you're good to go... get those flags lifted.

[@darenmiller2218]

It’s almost like….there’s a pattern here somewhere….eh I’m sure it’s all conspiracy bs.

[@philcapenmsgamingsports]

So what did you do different?

[@scottyb68]

It violated not just religious rights, but individual bodily sovereignty. Not to mention all the money that went into training these people during their careers.

[@AspiringNormie]

When you started talking about what people were going through, I started tearing up. I have never had any disciplinary action in my record and it was the biggest slap in the face that I would be thrown out on my ass for refusing the jab. It's been two years for all of us hearing the world scream about what horrible people we were. Peers that gave us shit about our stance. I'd just bought a home because FJB made the housing situation starting to go through the roof. 2 years of anxiety about my future and ability to feed my family. Then I'm at the crossroads of losing my home. My husband has some complicated health issues. What about our health insurance to take care of him? It felt like someone was holding something to my head and I went home and cried about the choice. My husband gave me the resolve I needed because the way I was acting, it WASN'T a choice. He made it clear that if it was truly what I wanted, he supported me but I was in turmoil. This wasn't something easy for me but I told my leadership if I was being threatened, then they had better fire me or leave me be. I've never received a response to my religious exemption request. But I've yet to meet anyone regret NOT taking something, against their will.

[@PaulJohnson-ow1mq]

Well, you made your choice. Now you have your consequences.

[@brahtrumpwonbigly7309]

@@PaulJohnson-ow1mq low IQ response. Opinion discarded.

[@PaulJohnson-ow1mq]

@@brahtrumpwonbigly7309 with that username you should avoid discussions about IQ. Or, discussions period.

[@militantfascade9176]

@@PaulJohnson-ow1mq KC made the choice to resist against a violation of her/his Amendment rights, and you think they deserved to get shit on for it? Forcing anyone into the vaccine is not moral, correct, or ethical.

[@PaulJohnson-ow1mq]

@@militantfascade9176 That would mean something if it was actually a violation of some "amendment rights" (it's not it is a condition of employment) or that they had ever not gotten any other vaccination which they did if they passed MEPS. So, they made a choice and now they get to deal with the consequences of that choice. It is really simple.

[@Lance.West4]

Yep, a year ago I met a soldier with 19.5 years. He went to 4 different Dr's and tried getting his heart issues to get him out. They told him they would get fired if they did. He tried religious exemption it was also denied. He begged them to let him just finish his 6 months to retire. They drew up the paperwork to give him a general discharge or maybe dishonorable. They said to either get the shot or were submitting your paperwork. He had a family and 4 kids to support so he had to get it...

[@ronzombie6541]

Dang. Had to stop watching and reading. Too depressing. Gut punch city!

[@jerrycrouch427]

No he didn't have to just get the vaccination.....it is in the federal code that he would be retired as a result of his length of time in service.

[@dougkrultz2149]

@Jerry Crouch I would believe it. when I was in, one of my leaders who had several years on his contract, was informed that his contract was going to end early, at 29 years, 11 months. it took a congressional order to get another 3 weeks so that he could retire at 30 years. there is a difference in benefits after 30 years. they were trying to not have to pay him a higher benefit rate.

[@jerrycrouch427]

@@dougkrultz2149 I am not saying that the threat was not made and that there was not an attempt to enforce it. I was in military medicine and have plenty of anecdotal experience of the shenanigans. I retired from the Army without complying to the mandate and I was not as close to retirement eligibility as the individual in the example provided.

[@Lance.West4]

@Jerry Crouch This is the story I was told. He was an E8. Growing up in Fayetteville NC and doing a lot of military contracting I know a little of how it works, but he could have been blowing smoke. But he seemed like a very honest guy. I've heard similar stories. Luckily or unluckily I quit working for Oshkosh defense Feb 2020 to start my own business. I would have been fired if I hadn't taken it a year later

[@Nascar_sunscreen]

As a former service member, it was extremely painful to see how unjust service members were treated during this “pandemic”. Especially after the withdrawal from Afghanistan.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Anyone signing up after all this deserves what they get. The past two years has been our generations pinnacle of DoD malice.

[@UncomplicatedFellow]

You mean the same military that sends soldiers to kill innocent people and die to keep them and their buddies rich and in power?

[@roguespearsf]

I joined in 04 and I knew things were screwed around 2009 and full on stupid by 2011. I popped smoke instead of reenlisting in 2012

[@biackbear789]

"unvaccinated personnel will be treated the same as vaccinated personnel" might of been the biggest bullshit statement i heard from any cmd/1sg

[@12b_engineer]

Exactly

[@christopherwolfe4692]

I honestly told my nephew, who wants to be an aviator for the Navy, to not join any ROTC, or even look into joining. This mandate was the straw that broke the camel’s back. It honestly sent me into orbit when all this came to light. I served 15 years, dealt with a lot b.s., left with an honorable discharge and am damn proud of it! This is just another one of those knives in the back of we who raised our hand in our country’s time of need. Thank you for putting it out there for the country to see.

[@Donner906]

So that was the issue in a war fighting force? Truly bizarre.

[@shaly642]

@@christopherwolfe4692 that’s why I didn’t join because of it. Now I’m trying to join trying to get a religious exemption

[@StreetDoc911]

Would be nice to see this be put on blast in a congressional hearing. All the traitors need held accountable.

[@monabale8263]

sen Ron Johnson.

[@arnauservaux3936]

It would be nice but all we'll get is John Kerry saying we're killing babies without the shot... Again...

[@Anonymous______________]

"Put on blast..." I prefer a short drop and a sudden stop.

[@nightmaretrooper5064]

Shame on The Woke, shame on those who vote for Democrats, and shame on Biden

[@Spookykidshow]

oh yes the uni party actually care, but who knows maybe vets will fet even more hooked up, I know a bunch of guys who get 2k a month who served 8 years, like what a great deal free school, free health care for life and a 2k check for life all for 8 years of the best times of your life .

[@Morbieman]

Man, I’m an old timer. I got out in 1995. I look at how the Army treats its soldiers, specifically it’s enlisted and it almost makes me cry. Keep fighting the good fight.

[@EnoughWithYourShizz]

I saw the words "Military" and "Violate" together, and I pretty much got everything I needed from the video.

[@jobyevans7102]

I was generally discharged under honorable conditions from the usmc because I refused to take the shot. I’ve been out for almost a year. I watched as tons of marines applied for religious exemption. Not a single one was accepted, not a single one of their appeals were accepted. I had some of my command encourage me to apply for religious exemption and I had some of my command tell me don’t bother. Command of the 2nd MEF also gathered up all of the marines who refused the shot, the SGT.MAJ. of 2nd MEF told all of us our last day in the Marines would be October 27th 2021 and that we needed to be prepared to move on and have our affairs in order because we would no longer be in after that day. Most of us set up jobs, some guys moved their wives and children across the country. I personally lost out on my dream job because I gave them an inaccurate start date. October 27th came and went, none of us were out, we were held in place or moved to pariah units with nothing to do but look at white walls. I ended up getting out May 22nd 2022. And some of the other marines were still sitting in that room waiting on word. It was bullshit. All of it just swept under the rug. Thanks for trying to spread the word about it.

[@joeywheelerii9136]

Christians aren't taken seriously in America because they collectively cucked out the past 100 years.

[@WildGrowthJ]

Very similar story here with the Canadian military. We’re in good company at least.

[@robinderoos1166]

​@@WildGrowthJ the canadian dictator kinda dropped the pretense of democracy...

[@whatabouttheearth]

When I was in the Marines before the COVID 19 outbreak all the vaccines were mandatory and they didn't give a flying fuck what you thought about it. It's bullshit negligence to treat a very real virus as if it was fictional and not a very verified and documents genus of viruses since the 1930s when it was first found in Animals in South Dakota, because it puts everyone at risk. And there were things to defend against SARS and MERS which are also in the genus Betacoronavirus, they even share the same subgenus. So it's not like coronavirus is new, was it part of their religion in the 1960s when the first human contracted corona virus? Of course not because it's made up.

[@ArmaGuyz]

I want to make sure anyone who reads your comment sees this, APPLY ANYWAY. The reason is even you do get denied and even get booted when the class action lawsuits start you'll be entitled to your well deserved compensation for their actions. It may not be real soon but it will happen as there have already been lawsuits.

[@drunk3n_m0nk12]

Civilian contractor working at NAS JAX here. It was well known back then that everyone was getting blanket denied. They even did the same thing to us contractors. I was 3 days from losing my job when Desantis made the ruling that Floridians could not be fired over the vaccine and our union finally had legal grounds to step up and fight for us. I felt really bad for all the service members we were supporting because they didn't have anyone fighting for them. They either had to shut up and take it or get kicked the F out.

[@slartybarfastb3648]

Thank God DeSantis stepped in when he did. He saved a lot of lives. That's no exaggeration. It's only two years into what could become a multi-generational episode similar to agent orange. I really do believe we're only seeing the beginning of the long term and possibly inherited health issues from a drug which gives faulty instructions to your own cells and endocrine system.

[@drunk3n_m0nk12]

@@slartybarfastb3648 DoD fuckery aside he really did all he could to protect us from the insanity that was going on elsewhere in the country. While the rest of the country was having its rights violated on a daily basis, aside from mask mandates life pretty much continued as normal in Florida. I will be forever thankful to him for that.

[@slartybarfastb3648]

@@drunk3n_m0nk12 Same here. Born and raised in, and never more proud to be a Floridian.

[@LDS-Guy]

Nice Hawk-eye.

[@joshuadelgado1286]

People predicted this and were told not to worry. Now here we are

[@ANonymous-mo6xp]

Yet another "conspiracy theory" that proved again to be real.

[@JenWren4]

Sounds like there needs to be a camp lejeune type lawsuit for every DOD member directly negatively effected by saying"NO." For dishonorable discharges and physical disabilities. This is messed up!

[@taconerd101]

I was an E4 in the Air Force until last February, because I filed for a religious exemption that was denied I was given an article 15 and demoted to E3. The cost of living in my area is so high that I was barely able to afford my studio apartment and my car before the demotion. I had to sell my Ford focus and buy a 20 plus year old truck just to be able to afford my rent. I was dicked around anytime I had questions, no one knew what was going on and I was shit on for over a year. Now they come to me and tell me that they're going to restore my rank and give me back pay, like that's supposed to help. I went through a year of mental abuse and torture at the hands of my commander and enlisted leaders and now they think $5,000 in back pay will rectify their wrongs. I have a year and a half left in my enlistment and everyday I go to work I look at the very people who put those knives in my back and they try and act nice ignoring that they treated me like scum for over a year. Even the people I thought were my friends stabbed me in the back. I went from having a group of about 10 close friends to now only having one. Never in my life have I known such loneliness. If it wasn't for my significant other and my dog I doubt I'd be here today. I hope these fuckers answer for everything they've done

[@chiefslinginbeef3641]

We're here if you need anyone brother...this shit is insane. Glad I got out years ago. Jfc I wish I could say I didn't see this coming. My kids will never join with my blessing after this shit.

[@BlueMarten]

- Keep fighting the good fight.

[@Perezdoesstuff]

We’re here for you man.

[@revis35]

I am sorry you had to endure that. I don't understand why leadership thought they had to be fuck-heads to someone that didn't want to get the vaccine. I had a troop that stood his ground on the vaccine and, luckily, my Commander wasn't a dickhead and only followed the Air Force guidance for an LOR to start the discharge process. I told my troop straight up that I admired him for standing by his beliefs and that I wouldn't treat him any differently as we worked through the process. He ended up getting the religious-approved vaccine when it became available in our area and we pulled the LOR and stopped the discharge process. He plans to get out when his enlistment is done in a year or so, which is a damn shame because he the kind of man I want in the Air Force.

[@valrium1971]

Getting out next month after 8 years of service. Tired of hearing, "People are our #1 asset", then get told behind closed doors we are replaceable and our replacements are in training now.... not getting started on how they attempt to "keep" talent. Promote "Yes" men and people who question the silliness getting tired of do as I say not as I do blah blah blah.

[@RGMerkel]

And the military/government wonders why no one is wanting to enlist anymore and why experienced people are getting out in large numbers.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

Ive been on the "I refuse to die for uncle sam" train since I was 17. But if 14 year old "I'll gladly die for this country" me saw this, as im sure plenty of people have seen, this would be the thing that flips the switch and I'm sure a lot of people have had that switch flipped.

[@quxyz25]

Do you hear that? That is the sound of retention numbers crashing and burning.

[@racheldillon533]

My husband was Army and never received his denial. We knew he would be denied. However, the Army never processed his packet and he went through an entire year-long mobilization basically blacklisted. He wasn't allowed to leave the country. He was temporarily kicked off post. And while he worked out of a hotel room, he was subjected to weekly covid tests. To this day we never heard anything on his packet. Staying in for the 20 was no longer an option and the Army he joined 16 years ago is not the same Army willing to kick him out over this shot. We felt so betrayed. We are so grateful he never took the shot. My heart breaks for everyone who was kicked out and i'm so thankful my husband stood his ground.

[@Barada73]

I had no idea those flu shots were optional when I was in the Army. They would march us to the medical clinic in formation and we’d all get the shot. It was the same with the controversial anthrax shots at the time. I got out in 2002 and haven’t had a flu shot since 2001 and as soon as I stopped getting the flu shots, I stopped getting the flu. This is why I decided, more than 20 years ago, that I would never allow myself to be forced to take any injection that I didn’t want.

[@jackal_loaf7232]

Honestly though. I have only gotten the flu once in my life and I never got a vaccine. But it seems everyone around me gets it, so they get the shot, yet they still have the flu every year.

[@BradHawk-ev1yg]

Amen to that.

[@aj3751]

I was always the same way with the flu shots. I hate getting them, but they're required. As soon as I get one, it tanks my immune system and I get sick about a week and a half later like clockwork

[@aayhanjurir8590]

I was out at sea (Navy) when the vaccine became mandatory. I was treated like a leper by all the medical personnel. I had to wear the mask everyday, get daily testing even after months out at sea and had multiple sit downs with medical officers asking why I was hesitant about the vaccine. They just assumed I was an antivaxer. Then they held my career hostage. 10 years in and they said my reenlistment won't be approved until I get the vaccine. Thanks Navy, good to know my blind obedience is more important than my health concerns or time served.

[@Donner906]

Refused mandated vaccine and surprised you are treated differently? I guess you were asleep when is was explained how the military works.

[@SgtRudySmith31bRet]

My wife is a VA employee and was forced to get a religious exemption and 2 years later it still hasn't been approved just sitting in limbo.

[@Roadglide911]

I can’t get specific but the VA in my area had nurses that formed a group who refused to take the jab. I’m not sure what happened to them as I haven’t seen one of them since. I told VA nurse to put in my records not to ask me about that Fkn thing again. Every time I walked through the doors some a$$hole asked me to get the jab.

[@anthonylautzenheiser3802]

The letter in limbo means she doesnt have to get it. Government ineptitude is working in your favor for once, dont fight it.

[@SgtRudySmith31bRet]

@@anthonylautzenheiser3802 yeah we arent saying or doing anything unless that changes.

[@marinoderienzo3176]

I wrote God hates liars on mine. And then showed them the pre-rollout contract the military had with Pfizer to study the servicemen who would be harmed by the experiment. I told good luck arguing this because nobody had informed consent. And I don't expect it approved because they'd admit to lying. Still waiting.

[@daltonholman753]

I’m grateful for this video you’ve posted AC. About 5 years in the ARNG, I was preparing to fill a slot for BLC late 2020/early 2021. Then the mandate came out. Entire career was put on hold, I was hoping to make a 20+ year career out of this. All of the men in my unit who refused and gave exemptions have not been told anything of our situation. They won’t send us to any schools, no promotions etc. (even after removal of the mandate). I had a great squad leader and even better friend just get out because of how the DOD handled this situation, the lack of concern of welfare of soldiers, amongst other reasons. Our 1SG told him the Army had his back. Nothing could be further from the truth unless you side with them on any and everything. That man was brought to tears as he walked out of the building. I’m not here for sympathy, brownie points or recognition. I’m just grateful someone’s feeling the same way I know alot of us are.

[@irgilligan]

Glad they had the mandate. Really did a good job of helping filter out people that shouldn't be there.

[@usmc6152phrogs]

I'm glad my time in the Corps came to an end in 2015. I learned early on during my service that nothing about it was a brotherhood except for those close brothers/friends you made that you were with every day through your whole enlistment. I'd see SNCO's burn you at the drop of a dime if it meant they'd get some type of praise or advancement or to simply see a junior Marine get screwed. Furthermore, I couldn't imagine having to deal with all this coov BS. Just dealing with the regular shit at the VA is painfully brutal. As a civilian I've never gotten the jab, and I'm a healthy 38-year-old. Luckily when I was employed in California my boss wasn't having any of that "mandate" BS implemented at the gym I worked at. It's sad to see how many service members have been and will be affected by all this, not to mention all the other shit to deal with. Keep your heads up brothers and sisters and reach out to someone if you're thinking about ending it. There's plenty of people out there willing to help including myself. Semper Fi.

[@CIAG4PNP]

The corps have always been that way, I enlisted back in 1988, and anyone above CPL was basically a buddy F'er that would burn you. That was in 3/1 FMF both in security forces Philippines and FMF. I was so relieved when EAS into civilan world! I loved the Marine Corps, but the leadership is rotting to the core! The officers were the worst! The best of the Marine Corps never reenlist, and that is the sad part! I know so many Marines that would have stayed in and made a career of it, but their advancement in rank was blocked by petty, self-serving, corrupt leaders who only cared about advancement off of burning good Marines!

[@momqabt]

Well I'm not in the US military per se; by the 20min mark I was tearing up..."thank you for your service" should not be a soulless expression.

[@gram6969]

Omg the government doesn't follow its own laws. I'm soooooooo suprized

[@addisonpage1]

I live in Canada, I can tell you confidently that the entire west is going to shit. A literal shit show these days.

[@AustinKoleCarlisle]

in 20 years, this is going to be the "Camp Lejune water" controversy X100.

[@TheMrEMan]

I already got a VA rating for COVID related shit

[@Defender721]

Without a doubt they did; as well as a lot of other government and non-government entities. The courts are just spineless and refuse to hear the cases

[@curtbalch2321]

They investigated themselves and are pleased to report that, not only did they do nothing wrong, they deserve a commendation for their efforts.

[@demetribell]

Religious liberty only when convenient!

[@Achillies1632]

So it's funny because I'm in the national guard and I refused. In the beginning my state was telling me we would be court martialed and arrested. When I went for my first GOMAR the General called me a liar and threatened my civilian job. They did everything they could to kick me out and make me want to leave. Two days ago I got a call from a Sgt from my old unit telling me they dropped the mandate and they wanted me back. To which I refused due to the above and now he says they are gonna mark me AWOL if I don't return lol.

[@vermin9190]

@@Achillies1632 good for you brother. Keep up the good fight. We need more people like you.

[@phydeux]

The courts are spineless because the people are spineless. Most people don't want to draw attention to themselves by standing up for the rights of others.

[@CaptainFAL]

They're already hurting for service members. This sure was a big brain move for retention.

[@williamnicholson8133]

Part of the agenda . Anyone who would refuse a vaccine would also refuse an illegal order . They want obedient yes men and women not anyone who will question leadership if they choose to order them to do something absolutely reprehensible.

[@ALovelyBunchOfDragonballz]

I can only say "good" The less people Uncle Sam can abuse the better. Almost all of our servicemen dont deserve our government, they deserve better.

[@PrestonA04]

I was gonna do 20 but im getting out once my contract expires fuck this

[@CaptainFAL]

@@PrestonA04 same. 12 in. Not worth it anymore. I regret getting the shot at this point.

[@thebunnisher109]

Compliance > Retention

[@michaelwiggins7729]

These last few years have been highly instructive for me. I have changed from a father who once looked forward to his sons wanting to serve their country, to a father who counsels his sons to never put their lives and souls at risk serving an ungrateful, and perhaps evil, master.

[@rockychang7595]

All the coastal elites

[@Fadaar]

I served from 2010 to 2014 so my enlistment (avionics tech in the AF on F-15E's) was rather vanilla, had one deployment and a bunch of TDY's but nothing spectacular. Good lord am I glad I got out when I did cause everything went to total shit not long after. Between the divisiveness of the Trump presidency (not commenting on him or his actions, just the whole political/media theater surrounding it) to the covid clusterfuck, which then transitioned into this amazing Biden presidency. Man am I glad I didn't have to put up with any of that because I probably would have gotten kicked out for something.

[@BobTheTrollKing]

I did my 6 years in the Navy, and with a number of exceptions I can count on one hand, I hated every second of it. I grit my teeth and just did my job, because that was my half of the contract. I never tried to "make the military kick me out" because that isn't an honorable thing to do. Honor, Courage and Commitment. People like that dropout bother me to an indescribable level. The "bombshells" about the Navy on some level having an SOP on denying religious exemptions didn't surprise me in the slightest. I was 2010 to 2016, so got out just before the mess started and it sounds exactly the same as how the Navy operated back when I was in.

[@johnandstephanie377]

Service members were screwed. As an Army veteran I can’t believe they did this. Or wait, of course I can.

[@GoofyAhhsPersonOnYT]

When I heard about that female soldier getting messed up from the mandatory Covid vaccine, I’m not gonna lie, I genuinely felt a wave of emotions. This is sickening and heartbreaking..

[@mrbubz6942]

Well look who's in office enforcing the vaccine

[@Rockit181]

Wayyyyy more soldiers (and airmen, and sailors, and marines) got messed up than just her

[@kevinkorenke3569]

@@Rockit181 I'm sure you have a citation of this that isn't just another KZbin post...

[@yakivpopavich]

Yup. And friends like my old roommate who were forced to get it and got serious adverse effects will never be the same. He didn't want to get it. He was threatened and told " You won't get your next assignment until you get it. You will not be allowed to transfer to your next duty station, you will either get the vaccine or be removed from your current classes and potentially discharged. "

[@lithuaniaball]

@@kevinkorenke3569 CDC admits the shot has a .7% chance to lead to vascular issues. You may say "but it's only .7%!", to which I will say "you won't force me to play the lottery when winning means I f*cking die", and follow it up with covid's lethality which is a mere .02%

[@lxDarkToothxl]

My religious exemption had a “deeply held, sincere belief, therefore highly recommend” attached to it by my battalion Chap and I still received the same exact response as every other Marine: a cookie-cutter “no.” Luckily I was honorably discharged. I have a brother whose sep was never fully processed that is now being ordered to return to service, the first 15 months of which without pay. He is a reservist, but this is still unacceptable.

[@mitthrawnuruodo1730]

Reservist here. Got called back and I’m not happy about it to say the least. Mines was religious exemption too but I knew even back then going that route wasn’t gonna work…

[@adragontattoo]

15 months without pay. Because they SURELY have the ability to pay their bills while working for FREE... And debt is NOT even possibly a detriment to your career in or out of the military...

[@Achillies1632]

Same thing with me brother. They never processed me out. I haven't been to drill since August of 2021. After a GOMAR the general basically threatened my civilian job and called me a liar. As I signed the GOMAR he said “this is the end of your military career.” I thought I was out because I know guard do not get DD-214s. I turned in all my gear around September of 2021 I believe. Two days ago I get a call from my unit saying they want me to return or I will be marked AWOL.

[@thehydra4007]

You are treated as the property of the modern American state because that it how it now sees you. You are born within what it sees as its territory, thus you are its property. What do we call the forced ownership of humans btw ?

[@charlessalmond7076]

Service without pay? Sounds like something rhyming with bravery?

[@sirsalty8789]

I remember during the time we were debating that with our chief saying it might have been a violation of our rights. And the response was "when your in the military you loose some of those rights". And when someone said well then I'll get out chief said "ok we will find someone else". Good job Navy

[@springbloom5940]

I remember Desert Storm and being given pills and shots and when people asked what it was, who made it, was it safe/tested... and being told "Don't matter, you're taking it". Then, Brandon drags his son's corpse out on stage and essentially blames GWS for his cancer, right before telling you "Don't matter, you're taking it"

[@hieug.rection1920]

I didn’t ask questions at first. One of the guantlet shots at basic made me instantly black out. So I had to ask. There was a whole hell of a lot of shots with a “x” in the designation. Didn’t take any of those.

[@Xandil]

During DS, I came back to my tent after a mission and found a blister pack of white pills on my cot. The platoon sergeant told me to take them. I saw my platoon buddies running to the outhouse with the shits, so I asked what the pills were and was told "it's a small dose of nerve agent to build up resistance". I said, "Hell no, you take them." They weren't tested or proven to do anything other than make one sick. I felt the same about the rushed COVID shot.

[@leokelly359]

I remember that shot and it messed me up right along with the N.A.P. pills

[@springbloom5940]

@@leokelly359 I never had any problems, but I know a few people who did. I know people who still have problems. Whether thats the cause or not, I know I was exposed to everything they were. Of course, breathing vaporised DU probably isn't OSHA approved.

[@keywee849]

1/2 million Desert Storm Troops were injected with the Graphene HYDROXIDE, mRNA, US Military's bioweapon. So many veterans passed from Covid19, they stopped publishing numbers May,2020.

[@yaboishrub3916]

I was considering on joining the military once the vax mandate was gone but after hearing this I can't help but feel that the government will do something like this again. The consideration is gone.

[@bobbobbinson1841]

go to school.... your welcome.

[@lieutenantpliskin]

@@bobbobbinson1841 obviously he already is a grad if hr is considering the militery. As a HS diploma is required

[@benedgmon8913]

@@lieutenantpliskin he meant university

[@lieutenantpliskin]

@@benedgmon8913 oh. Not very good advice then I suppose.

[@marinoderienzo3176]

With a 99.98% submit rate, it is inevitable.

[@jacobtrz7115]

I'm an 18 year old who loves my country. I had seriously considered going into the military for many reasons, but right now I'm glad I didn't. I want to serve and protect my fellow citizens and am willing to sacrifice myself in order to preserve our freedoms and way of life, but at this point, it really feels like the military is not the place I can best do that. If the people who are supposed to be in charge and accountable for the troops are this corrupt and possibly malicious, I want nothing to do with the military. And I am truly saddened about it. May God have mercy on our country.

[@TylerF35A]

Same! Was gonna sign papers last year and decided against it. Glad I did, because the DoD is insane.

[@darknessknight4]

Maybe consider being a firefighter , sounds like something you’d like 👍

[@carter2671]

This sounds exactly like me. I was shattered with the v mandates started being implemented, because all I had ever planned was to go on the military track. I am 18 as well and still trying to figure out what to do with my life, seeing as the military doesn't seem like the place for me anymore, especially with exactly what you mentioned (corruption and malicious intent). I am strongly considering a career in law enforcement, but, again, I'm not sure if the leadership at a department would actually care about my medical freedom. It is sad to see how far a country can go in just two years, from having so much freedom to saying that you have to take a shot "or else". Keep your chin up bro

[@hazymist_872]

You and I are in the same boat. I was going to enlist in the marine corps right out of high school. Was going to start the DEP program this year. My friend and I were going to go, his brother was waiting on his ship date for the corps. We were going to the recruiting center doing workouts with the other poolees and the recruiters and it was nice, feeling like I had brothers. Our recruiters knew my friend and I didn’t want the vaccine and was going to see if there was anything he could do about us not getting it. Time passed. They didn’t have to be recruiters anymore and they left, then we got new recruiters. They pretty much told us if we weren’t to get vaccinated, we might as well not even join. So we stopped going, they kept trying to get us to come back and we wanted to so bad, but we shouldn’t have to get the vaccine to become a marine. I was going to try for sniper school. I couldn’t wait to be on those yellow footsteps..the things I was gonna do man. It sucks.

[@TylerF35A]

@@hazymist_872 They are gonna regret not contacting you and negotiating. All branches are hurting for new people so badly, but they cant get recruits or retain anyone. Its actually really bad the state we're in.

[@JT-xi7el]

I was ran out of my unit, denied religious-medical exemptions and had to separate early, lost my ability to promote, I lost my bonus, some who got it had to pay it back, lost my disability percentage and all benefits and “vet” status with the local VA and never got my separation papers. Had to call multiple govt locations because NO ONE KNEW CRAP to finally get not a DD-214 but a NGB form 22 with honorable status in separation after 8.5 years of service.

[@user-dw6so4vf7u]

Stand Tall you showed a lot of courage.

[@oliviersavard8676]

​@@user-dw6so4vf7uno, just stupidity.

[@mrdelorean15]

I was in for 4 years, mostly all overseas, with the US navy and I had no idea about the religious exemption, so I was forced to get it or get out, and luckily I haven't had any negative effects. The fact overall that it was keep your job or lose everything messed me up bad. I no longer wear the uniform feeling pride, feels just like any other fast food uniform now.

[@qbob1252]

I threw mine away

[@someguy6062]

This same situation occurred with the Anthrax booster shots we were mandated to receive before deployment to Iraq. Among many others, a few Army doctors were kicked out for refusing to receive them. We were outright refused to be allowed to try and get any exemption. So this is not new in DoD.

[@MrGeez513]

I went through the same experience prior to deploying to Iraq in 03. I was forced to get the anthrax vaccine or they were going to begin my discharge documentation. I presented proof that there were adverse effects proven by DOD and the VA. Took the first shot and never had take the second however the negative counseling stayed on record. Lost my clearance but still deployed obviously. Needles to say, when we got home after I was stop lossed and held past my ETS date, they were adamant about me reenlisting because we were slated to go back to Iraq the following year. Took my DD214 and gladly got out.

[@roguespearsf]

I never to took the Covid "vaccine" because of the anthrax vaccine from the early 2000s, I'm pretty sure it was a 3 shot series, could've been 2 but this was almost 20 years ago, but I had to be escorted back to my barracks room and was on quarters for 24 hours after one of those shots

[@davesnothere512]

@@roguespearsf yea I remember 3 rounds of that one.

[@jasondunn1516]

I can't thank you enough for making this video. I am never one to comment on anything ever online. But this one hit me hard. I was one of the many people that were mistreated during the COVID vax mandate. Having the information and understanding what had happened and how it happened sure makes me feel better. I'm proud to have stood my ground. Several fellow service members that were close friends of mine were heavily coursed into getting this shot. The threats for me, made me dig my heels in deeper and felt as though I had to be the one to stand up not just for myself, but those service members that felt trapped and scared of what may happen to them. Thank you Angry Cops, for being one of the many people that stood their ground and knew what was right.

[@keywee849]

Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the mRNA, US Military's bioweapon, TREASON.

[@mitchellkinzie4863]

Hold your ground, man. That's all we can do.

[@bhot9293]

Did you file for a religious exemption? If so, what was the religious reasoning behind not getting the vaccine? If you don't mind sharing.

[@keywee849]

@@bhot9293 don't poison your blood. Act like a man & use Francis Boyle's exemption letter, "Aiders and abetters of Nuremberg Crimes are equally guilty, and have also been persecuted, convicted and executed." You're officers are child trafficking, raping babies to death, organ harvesting, TRAITORS & you want a religious exemption, get off the estrogen.

[@coopninja3653]

Was at RTC during covid, had a recruit who didn't want the covid shot. He had a legitimate religious reason for not wanting it. He was a good recruit, hard worker but a little goofy. They let him finish all of bootcamp, graduate, then admin sep him 2 weeks after graduation. All due to the covid shot. Kinda ridiculous considering some of the shitbags we ship out. He would have been a great sailor in the fleet, incredibly disappointing. Don't even get me started on the treatment of recruits in ROM (quarantine) What's even crazier is almost everyone I know (in and out of the military) has had covid despite the shot. I'm not just talking coming in with a "fever" to get 5 days off I mean real sick. Almost had to take my wife to the ER. What's the point of a mandatory vaccination that can cause some serious health issues if it doesn't work all that well? You'd think it cured cancer the way they pushed it

[@oliviersavard8676]

the point that most of you people don't understand is that you can still catch it, it's not an iron dome or some shit. it's just like every other vaccine. what makes the difference is that it reduces the gravity of the disease because your antibodies get to know what they are fighting. it works the same way as catching it (when you get chickenpox as a kid you can't get it again, or you can get it again but at a much, much lower scale), except you don't have to go through all the symptoms. it drastically lowers your chances of having serious complications afterwards and it also helps not dying. It's like wearing a seatbelt. Wearing your seatbelt won't make you never have crashes or never get hurt in a crash, but it greatly helps your chances of survival. The way you people talk, I'd expect y'all to see seatbelts as the antichrist or something

[@ThatGuy-nv7cx]

I think the issue was with how they advertised it. They made it seem like it was going to keep you from ever getting it and that if you didn’t get it, you would die. It’s like what the flu shot is for the flu. It’s not going to keep you from getting it, but it’s going to decrease the likelihood. I’ve never seen a single military member cry about getting a flu shot, so the only real difference is how it was marketed.

[@leonardodecrapprio382]

I love how the military higher ups saw religious freedom under the constitution as an inconvenience in regards to the COVID mandate... so much for their oath to defend the us constitution.

[@thewildcardperson]

they want you dead and the miltary woke remeber that

[@billb7046]

Back in '94 when I was in the navy, they made everyone give DNA samples and a friend of mine had objected and refused based on religious beliefs and was busted in rank for it. He later got it back. They will never learn.

[@caronin]

Drill out here doing all he can to look out for people. Nothing but respect Sir.

[@ryanmurnighan5797]

a navy recruiter told me that i can ask for an exemption but not a single one has been approved yet so i will just waste my time! this was like 2 months ago..

[@ALuckyKat]

I got really messed up in Afghanistan. When we watched Afghanistan fall, I hit a horrible depression and seriously considered suicide. It felt like I destroyed my life for this country for nothing. I am better now, I've found God again, and am developing a deeper faith, but the hole I hit, the hopelessness that I felt... it was scary.

[@whotfisog4362]

Another thing is when people were talking to commanders and medical personnel, they would make us feel like we were the worse people on earth to exist and would SEVERELY talk down to us

[@keywee849]

Graphene HYDROXIDE is in the mRNA, US Military's bioweapon, TREASON.

[@someone_who_likes_firework3339]

I've asked a couple ROTC cadets what their leadership goals were. But they gave me retirement plans instead... "I'm going to do four years make Captain and if I decide to stay in longer I'm going to try and retire as a Major General!"

[@commonman4413]

99% of my career I look back on favorably, but the last 1% was hell. I come from a military family and have 4 kids of my own. I will be guiding none of them to enter the military now.

[@janjan9087]

My contract ended Aug 2021. I had several reasons for wanting to get out at that time, but I remember my senior NCO pressuring me to get the shot and pressuring me to make my soldiers get the shot. I never pushed anybody to get it and was no secret that i didn't get the shot. I'm so glad I stepped away before the real shit show started. What a sad path this has led us down. Thank you AC for talking about this.

[@thebunnisher109]

You are one of only a few percent of people with the expected amount of courage for service then.

[@janjan9087]

@@thebunnisher109 thank you

[@Moose6340]

AC, you are really putting yourself in the crosshairs on this one, and God bless you for it. You're saying stuff that needs to be said, and of course it takes an NCO to say it. Keep fighting.

[@Thefirstbrady]

bravery. we could all use some. This bull WILL happen again. Maybe not with a virus. Maybe it will be unlawful searching in the guise of "national security". Whatever it is. We can't afford to lay down like we did with Covid again or I fear it will be the end of the individual and become the collective.

[@armynation31B5V5P]

No kidd'n... AC is taking on some Behemoth Rocks in this rucksack to carry.

[@hoseqt1]

As an NCO, I had to Challenge a First Sergeant, I may have lost, but I spoke out.... When NCOs do not challenge the Orders or other odd shit, like Micro-Management, it makes the Military into a cluster Fuck, and everything comes to a grinding halt....

[@t-5538]

every time i see an over 20 minute angrycops video, i know something has either gone wrong or has gone right

[@stephengalindo6340]

But probably wrong

[@chhansen9813]

Gee, that was brilliant bumpkin!

[@ShrexyGuy]

Or...OR, he bought another crack house lol

[@J.C...]

Facts

[@j.adamwegs2882]

With today's military, it's always gone wrong, and that's sad as fuck

[@JorgeCruz-mi5gc]

I am still reminded about many soldiers who were kicked out of the Army for refusing to take the Anthrax vaccine. 1998 to 2000, the US military violated relgious rights and the DOD policy for inoculations.

[@MisterofBattle]

Yeah, government contractors also got screwed by this, and I'm not forgetting or forgiving that they did this to us either.

[@keywee849]

*Get an x-ray of the Graphene HYDROXIDE spliced into the RNA, under the pineal gland, in your brain & press charges.

[@th3unmaker]

@@keywee849 Science fiction doesn't generally work irl.

[@jamstagerable]

They pulled that shit at my job (defense contractor) and I stood my ground on my religious exemption. The week of the deadline to be fully "vaccinated", it was ruled against in court. I was the only employee that stood firm. So many were pissed after, but they had a choice to stand on their beliefs and they didn't. 🤷🏾‍♂️ Edit: There will always be those wanting to trample on your rights and freedom to choose. It is up to you to stand firm on that which you believe. If not, don't act surprised when they walk over you.

[@Mr_Nobody913]

Even if they did violate rights nothing will be done about it. The “pandemic” showed everyone’s true colors. Certain people love the power that comes with “Sorry, can’t help you, you’re unvaccinated”.

[@yakivpopavich]

Nope. And friends like my old roommate who were forced to get it and got serious adverse effects will never be the same. He didn't want to get it. He was threatened and told " You won't get your next assignment until you get it. You will not be allowed to transfer to your next duty station, you will either get the vaccine or be removed from your current classes and potentially discharged. "

[@XxGyromancerXx]

Even though I didn't live during the era of 1930s Germany, it sure as crap reminded me of how the people turned against a certain group, and how that certain group of people were blamed for everything. It showed us who the real N--is are. It's a shame how many so-called conservatives around me fell in line with that horse crap.

[@scythelord]

The only way we correct it, is to enforce that correction ourselves.

[@thehydra4007]

These are the same kinds of people that would have been reporting their neighbors and family members as dissidents to the Soviet State in order to score gud boi points or would have been calling for their community members to be tortured into confessions of being witches during colonial times. What I'm speaking of is a mindset carried by a certain portion of the population. A people-type that will always exist as a landmine waiting to be triggered that lives with and around you. These kinds of people have always been and always will be MONUMENTALLY dangerous to others forced to share a community with them.

[@georgeorwell5842]

Pretty much. The covid kabuki theater showed that a whole lot of people living today would have reported Anne Franke....

[@tcgtpl]

What’s scary about all this is that all of these lockdowns, restrictions, mandates, etc. was all supposed to be about fighting a bug that has a survival rate of >99.9%, and that the jab has now been shown to really be ineffective at protecting you from that bug.

[@RezaQin]

The best part about being a pureblood is not having myocarditis.

[@toddlosure4793]

@@RezaQin pureblood 4eva

[@twelvepercentitalian2511]

None of the officers in charge wanted to hear that, they were just “following orders” like another military in the historical past.

[@platapus112]

@@twelvepercentitalian2511 all good things in history start with just following orders

[@theoutlander9564]

The agenda 20-30 vaccine mandate States that by...... 👇

[@tylercrea400]

I was black mailed into getting the shot. I was young and scared, so I caved in two and half hours later. I had a blood clot on the left side of my brain, leading to a stroke at 24. I recently got my claim back for my stroke (I was in uniform while on drill orders). I got the claim back, and it said it was denied with the words "not service related."

[@zacharytracy3797]

Gee. I wonder why the Armed Enforcers don’t have enough volunteers.

[@generousmitch1674]

How long after you got out of service did you file your claim?

[@objectionablycurious]

Fucking bullshit. Sorry to hear about your injury.

[@McMeatBag]

What they did to you is truly evil

[@siberg6257]

Lol. Golem.

[@benjaminbarbee7767]

Thank you Brother this hits the nail right on the head. You deserve a POB for this video.