sweeny_comodore posted:
lives depend more on disobeying orders than on following orders.
lives depend on teamwork and trust in your fellows, not the orders to run into that machine gun.
stop talking and youll sound less retarded
ineenia posted:
He should be disciplined and be dishonorably discharged.IMO it would be unthinkable to leave him in an organization where lives depend on him following orders when it is clear he is looking for a situation where he'll feel justified in disobeying orders.It would be beyond irresponsible to leave him in and wait and see what happens.
He should be disciplined and be dishonorably discharged.IMO it would be unthinkable to leave him in an organization where lives depend on him following orders when it is clear he is looking for a situation where he'll feel justified in disobeying orders.It would be beyond irresponsible to leave him in and wait and see what happens.
lives depend more on disobeying orders than on following orders.
lives depend on teamwork and trust in your fellows, not the orders to run into that machine gun.
stop talking and youll sound less retarded
So let me get this strait...You believe insubordination should be encouraged in our military in case someone gives a bad order ?? Each soldier should run around acting in his own best interest yea that would work.
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