Pentagon officials discussing how to respond if Trump issues controversial orders

You're talking about proactively -BEFORE THE FACT- contemplating mutiny...That's the very definition of ignoring your oath (i.e. treason), you got-damned dope.

You would've put civilians in boxcars.
Yup announcing they will actively disobey the President before he even does anything is mutiny
 
You're talking about proactively -BEFORE THE FACT- contemplating mutiny...That's the very definition of ignoring your oath (i.e. treason), you got-damned dope.

You would've put civilians in boxcars.
In a former life I see white as a SS camp guard. Dutifully following his orders. With a dose of brutality tossed in for his own amusement.
 
it is required by the oath to obey the President it is clearly stated in the oath retard.
You mean this oath?
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You're talking about proactively -BEFORE THE FACT- contemplating mutiny...That's the very definition of ignoring your oath (i.e. treason), you got-damned dope.

You would've put civilians in boxcars.
I am talking about exactly what I said, not what you wish me to talk about.
 
You're talking about proactively -BEFORE THE FACT- contemplating mutiny...That's the very definition of ignoring your oath (i.e. treason), you got-damned dope.

You would've put civilians in boxcars.

Totally off-topic, but fundamentally speaking, there really is no such thing as a ''civilian.''

Not in America anyway. The Framers warned Americans about standing armies. And they left Americans the Lawful means/framework to shoot usurpers in the face as a moral duty. But this is a much deeper discussion. Was reminded of it here is all.

Actually, every tme someone mentions the word ''civilian,'' I'm reminded of it. I just never say anything.
 
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As long as he's giving LEGAL orders. If he does issue illegal ones, we have DC 2020 all over again.
What illegal orders? Who decides if they are legal or illegal?
 
What illegal orders? Who decides if they are legal or illegal?

It's laid out pretty clear in the UCMJ. But since you have the reading level of a turnip I don't see you know this.
 
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