@Freedom1Dawgs1@travisakers@PeteHegseth Are you unaware of how these work? Several cases involving court martialed military members have went through civilian courts. Also, look up UCI in relation to military cases.
@RansomeBrett@goldensneak@KyleKulinski@PeteHegseth They all could be charged, depending on circumstances. I had a brief on the ship when Bush visited about illegal orders. Our command was concerned that he might decide to start touching things or order us to do something like "increase speed" from the plant.
For context, on an aircraft carrier out to sea, we separate our trash. Some is burnt, some compacted. They go thru it to make sure it is separated properly, except female head trash, which is labeled as such bc biohazard. We're expected to put only fem hyg prods & paper in it.
@_celia_bedelia_ One of the most disgusting things I've seen in real life was a guy on the ship working the trash room start to go through our female head trash. We tried to stop him, telling him that it was bad/wrong to do that. He said "it's okay, I'm married". Ew, no, not how that works.
@yinyang0086@WildeMagnolias@jbaumann035@_celia_bedelia_ It doesn't matter where the blood comes from. Used pads and tampons are still biohazardous. It's why the trash guys on the ship couldn't just rummage through female head trash when we dropped it off to be burnt or compacted.
@yinyang0086@jbaumann035@_celia_bedelia_ Yes it is. On the ship, female head (bathroom) trash was special because the trash room Sailors couldn't go though it the same way they had to look through (put hands in) other trash, as it was considered biohazard.
@Charles_scott09@snide_sally I didn't say every pregnant person gets those. I'm saying that you can't know which pregnant people will get those things. I'm also a high risk pregnancy for having a blood disorder that isn't normally tested for, one of many people can have w/o knowing.