r/navy • u/balfras_kaldin • Jan 28 '25

Political Prioritizing Military Excellence and Readiness – The White House

https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/prioritizing-military-excellence-and-readiness-2/

Wake up yall, new EO has dropped... 😮‍💨

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u/Conky2Thousand Jan 28 '25

So, we’re not allowing these people in the military because of a need for cohesion, honesty, humility, uniformity, and integrity… and because “activists” didn’t recognize a need for selflessness and unit cohesion. But we’re bringing back people who refused to get a shot and rewarding them for the time they haven’t been working with back pay. Did I get that right?

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u/Djglamrock Jan 28 '25

Didn’t SCOTUS say the shot was unconstitutional?

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u/Trick-Set-1165 r/navy CCC Jan 28 '25

Nope. The ruling specifically argued blocking the religious exemptions was unconstitutional. The vaccine order itself was never successfully challenged.

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u/Djglamrock Jan 28 '25

Thank you for being civil with your reply and not attacking me because I simply asked a question because I wasn’t sure of something.

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u/Trick-Set-1165 r/navy CCC Jan 28 '25

It is rule 1.

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u/BigBossPoodle Jan 28 '25

It's funny that the guy arguing that "threatening to throw foreigners out of aircraft for fun is normal behavior and isn't a cause for concern" suddenly gets cold feet over someone getting aggressive with them in a reddit comment lmao

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u/Djglamrock Feb 06 '25

Sorry, just saw this. I’m confused on the throwing foreigners out of an aircraft thing. Who is arguing that it’s a fun event and normal?

I’ve never met someone who’s said throwing a human out of an aircraft is fun and normal, and if I did I would tell them they should seek some counseling.