Where was this post about following orders going against the constitution being unlawful...
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2025
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Can anyone independently verify such a “surge”?
Gotta love people posting about hotlines and not including the number for the hotline.
Call 1-877-447-4487
Its 1-877-447-4487
Hesgeth to the Marines: "The beatings will continue until morale improves! hic"
Some random news editor: Why is Pete sending this to me?
His dominatrix: "fuck yeah they will!"
Edit: came up with better joke quick enough to edit.
Edit: edit: I see that yours was 13 hrs old already, so I guess I wasn't exactly in a rush.
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So the ones turning up still are just the ones that don't have any moral objection to it? How reassuring..
a) Those moral objections aren't going to be worth much when you get put in a high pressure moment by your shithead bosses and your training kicks in and you're just following orders because everything happened so fast
b) These soldiers are human beings who have a fundamental human rights not to be enslaved to their job. If serving in Donald Trump's army is causing them psychological torment (and how could it not), they should be allowed to leave.
c) If enough people leave, it's going to start to degrade the capacity of the American government to ~~martial~~ marshall force, and that's a good thing for us.
^(marshall)^
Huh? Martial is correct, martial law marshals soldiers.
E) never mind, I missed the ‘to’ before it.
Sometimes when you feel a way it's because things are that way.
For example the other night I ate a funky taco and I felt like my colon was full of diarrhea. It turns out that not long after I discovered it was indeed full of diarrhea.
Refuse orders, arrest Trump and his ghouls.
Gastrointestinal rights hotline?
(Yes I can infer what it's about but as non-American I have zero idea what it concretely stands for..)
Non-American as well, but I believe GI means "General Infantry", but in use GI means "Army Man/Soldier" so it doesn't really matter what the letters stand for.
it doesn't really matter what the letters stand for.
This is American English we're talking about here, so of course the answer is ridiculously convoluted and involves everyone getting it wrong for so long that wrong eventually became right
It was originally an initialism used in U.S. Army paperwork for items made of galvanized iron.[2] The earliest known instance in writing is from either 1906[3] or 1907.[2]
During World War I, U.S. soldiers took to referring to heavy German artillery shells as "G.I. cans".[2][3] During the same war, "G.I.", reinterpreted as "government issue"[2] or "general issue",[3] began being used to refer to any item associated with the U.S. Army,[3] e.g., "G.I. soap".[3] Other reinterpretations of "G.I." include "garrison issue" and "general infantry".[3]
The earliest known recorded instances of "G.I." being used to refer to an American enlisted man as a slang term are from 1935.[2] In the form of "G.I. Joe" it was made better known due to it being taken as the title of a comic strip by Dave Breger in Yank, the Army Weekly, beginning in 1942.[2] A 1944 radio drama, They Call Me Joe, reached a much broader audience. It featured a different individual each week, thereby emphasizing that "G.I. Joe" encompassed U.S. soldiers of all ethnicities.[4] They Call Me Joe reached civilians across the U.S. via the NBC Radio Network and U.S. soldiers via the Armed Forces Radio Network. Gen. Dwight Eisenhower would notably reference the term "G.I. Joe," who he described as the main hero of World War II, in his May 1945 V-E address.
Obviously supporting the important work here, just couldn't resist
Sadly this will leave the ranks filled with sycophants, so we'll be worse off
Yeah they should just stay in and protect the protesters
That website though, kept reading Giri Ghost Hotline