@drhossamsamy65 Except for the fact that this is a US army base for basic training for soldiers in the United States nothing to do with the Middle East fake news
@cheesefries73@LVCoug Except the fact that the issues that are being seen with BYU are an everyday occurrence at Utah since they have no honor code. It’s not put out in the news because it happens just about every day.
@utehouse123@UteOutsider That may be the hope or goal, but how about you get to the top of the conference you are in first and then look to move to what you perceive is a better pasture
@CosmoSoake81435@gregwrubell@BYUtv Because the poster replying to is of wholesome, good hearted people doing well in the community I get Parker messed up and that’s big news but that post isn’t the one to reply that on just my opinion
@raggapegs@PressSec@VaidikaAvaidika That’s not hard to figure out where that’s coming from. We now have robots running fast food, restaurants and AI taken over almost every asset of the workforce. We are replacing humans with their own technology.
@krassenstein I’m sorry, but what daycare is not open at 10 or 11 o’clock in the morning those were the hours he stated himself that he said this person stopped by. people are definitely at work by that time, and some people are already having their lunch break by that time.
Reading this from you, Mark Kelly, feels like watching a man drape himself in his résumé as if it can shield him from the consequences of what he just did.
While your service was admirable, your conduct now is a slow collapse of judgment that you can practically hear creaking under its own weight.
You were one of the lawmakers who looked into a camera and told service members they could start deciding for themselves which orders felt “illegal” without naming a single example.
You introduced fog into a system that cannot function with fog. You and your colleagues know exactly what happens when politically aligned troops start doubting lawful commands.
You did it anyway. The chain of command is not a suggestion box and you treated it like one.
And the part that truly erases whatever respect I had left is this.
You voted repeatedly not to pay the very service members you now claim to defend.
You knew they would still have to report for duty.
You knew they would still face punishment if they did not.
They are the only people in America forced by law to keep working without pay and you leveraged that fact to play shutdown politics.
Spare us the speeches about danger and sacrifice. They were living the consequences while you were turning their livelihoods into a negotiation chip.
Your service in uniform deserves respect. Everything after that has been a descent into theatrics at the expense of the people you once served beside.
You undermined clarity.
You undermined discipline.
You undermined confidence in lawful authority.
And now you are pretending to be shocked that citing the statute attached to sedition has legal consequences.
You know better. You just hope no one remembers it.
The truth is simple. Your military career was a towering steel beam.
Your political choices since then have been termites chewing through the foundation beneath it until the whole thing trembles.