An ACTUAL Communist

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He has the dead shark eyes of someone who, one day will become a clock tower sniper or some other type of mass casualty full-on nutter. Just watch and see...

He'd probably strip butt-nekked and run backward through a corn field full of stiff-dicks.
 
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SLM said:
He has the dead shark eyes of someone who, one day will become a clock tower sniper or some other type of mass casualty full-on nutter. Just watch and see...

He'd probably strip butt-necked and run backward through a corn field full of stiff-dicks.
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You're describing Antifa-eyes.
 
Slacker said:
Let him get a taste of real communism.

That said...remember this:

If you are not supporting free speech that YOU don't agree with- you are not supporting it at all.

Worth repeating.
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Meh. I can make an exception for an ideology that has ALWAYS resulted in mass slaughter and, for those who survive, misery.

Collectivism is an easily transmitted mind virus and when you ignore it, it spreads quickly, and when it is ascendant, its adherents will show much less respect for your rights, including your right to life, than you show for their right proselytize their poison.
 
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Is that ass wipe from Vermont and it was Bernie Sanders who nominated him to West Point?
 
draco88 said:
The Army uses a badge with clasps for rifle/pistol quals instead of ribbons/medals. Of course, ROTC could use medals, but I don't think so. The images are a little too blurry (or maybe its just my eyes lol) when enlarged on my phone for me to really make out what the others are. Maybe @11B CIB can help make them out.
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I was wrong about the ARCOM; it's an AAM. He's got a GWOTSM, no Expeditionary, and it's weird he's got an ACM with no NATO medal w/ ISAF clasp
 
My apologies for entering into a thread in this forum, as I am not a veteran and have never served. Somehow this popped up on my alerts though.

This guy and those like him really worry me. He may have combat experience and he may not. I don't know enough to be able to determine that. But even if he doesn't, he's got a heck of a lot more training in tactics than I do, and I spend a lot of time putting rounds down range. Apples and paper clips, obviously.

When we see videos of Antifa members attempting to use firearms it is pretty clear they have no idea what they are doing. Neither do I in a combat situation. But I might have some small advantage just by virtue of understanding how a firearm works and how to aim the thing. I might, in ideal circumstances, hold my own against a cutpurse by deploying my Buntline or rapier and yelling "Have at thee!"

What happens when someone like this young man, with his expertise, decides to train those violent Antifa members? The thought of that does not give me a very warm and fuzzy feeling.
 
Studentofthegun said:
What happens when someone like this young man, with his expertise, decides to train those violent Antifa members? The thought of that does not give me a very warm and fuzzy feeling.
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I think this is less of a threat than you would think. Antifa members aren't the type that would let someone train them as they don't respect any opinion other than their own.

You should also consider all the Afghan and Iraqi police and soldiers the U S has been training for the last 15+ years. They had some of the best instruction from the best trained fighting men in the world and their discipline fails the first time they are engaged and we're not there to take charge.
 
Studentofthegun said:
What happens when someone like this young man, with his expertise, decides to train those violent Antifa members? The thought of that does not give me a very warm and fuzzy feeling.
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Good point, but I also worry about the Academy that either fostered (sickening to think) or tolerated the evolution of his mindset. I worry about his classmates, who don't recognize a malignant cancer, not to mention his instructors. I worry about the subversive effects he's already had in his unit(s). I worry about an Army that thinks even a wee bit of Communism might not be too bad a thing.

He's already serving the antifa/BLM cause. How many of his Army brethren can he count on?
 
SLM said:
He has the dead shark eyes of someone who, one day will become a clock tower sniper or some other type of mass casualty full-on nutter. Just watch and see...

He'd probably strip butt-nekked and run backward through a corn field full of stiff-dicks.
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He was an Army Ranger who saw combat. Might've gotten those eyes honestly. He ain't the only one

Studentofthegun said:
My apologies for entering into a thread in this forum, as I am not a veteran and have never served. Somehow this popped up on my alerts though.

This guy and those like him really worry me. He may have combat experience and he may not. I don't know enough to be able to determine that. But even if he doesn't, he's got a heck of a lot more training in tactics than I do, and I spend a lot of time putting rounds down range. Apples and paper clips, obviously.

When we see videos of Antifa members attempting to use firearms it is pretty clear they have no idea what they are doing. Neither do I in a combat situation. But I might have some small advantage just by virtue of understanding how a firearm works and how to aim the thing. I might, in ideal circumstances, hold my own against a cutpurse by deploying my Buntline or rapier and yelling "Have at thee!"

What happens when someone like this young man, with his expertise, decides to train those violent Antifa members? The thought of that does not give me a very warm and fuzzy feeling.
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He's definitely done at least one tour (3-4 months) in special operations
 
draco88 said:
1. There are rules against altering your military uniform in just such a way.
2. There are rules against making ANY political speech while in uniform.

Take the Uniform off and have at it on his own time. I'll support, and even fight for, his right to do so. But I'll condemn him till the day I die for doing it in uniform.
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Problem is, he has no such right. Just as I did, he took an oath to support the Constitution and defend it against, among other things, the very ideology that he's supporting. They are not compatible. He has violated his oath and is a traitor to his country.

I, _____, having been appointed an officer in the Army of the United States, as indicated above in the grade of _____ do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic, that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservations or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office upon which I am about to enter; So help me God." (DA Form 71, 1 August 1959, for officers.)
 
Via twitter, an survey of Lt Scumsucker's reddit contributions. Notable from Communist professor at Drexel University, strong support for "someone who becomes a communist while in the military is a gift..."
 
kcult said:
What does he gain from coming out now?
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Good question, essentially. But his "coming out" has not been particularly sudden. Bracken speculated that he might want the career martyrdom that yields media/intelligentsia hero status for life.
 
Catfish said:
How did this guy get clearance with that much outspoken history as a communist?
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Start with father who's politically positioned in PA. Follow with Dem-chick congress-critter (likely) ran him up for candidacy at West Point. Islamic scholar professor at West Point was mentor...

All from continuing/evolving twitter exchange linked above, which includes Uncle Jimbo Hanson and Kurt Schlichter.
 
Concerned American says, "A superb synthesis describing how FUSA's institutions are being used as the hammer and anvil of collectivist transformation" in linking to Herschel's thoughts, clipped-

The end game involves the terraforming of the institutions in which America has [foolishly] placed its trust. It’s no mistake that gun controllers and collectivists such as David Petraeus and Stanley McChrystal were flag officers, and even into the ranks of staff officers there were many like Lt. Col. Robert Bateman, who is well known to most of my readers. My son Daniel had some very direct thoughts about Bateman you might want to read again. You can add to that growing list of collectivists young, ideologically leftist officers like Spenser Rapone.
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This kind of worries me. Here's an individual who is clearly not a moron but is willing to crash and burn a military career. He has plans.
 
Chuckman said:
Interesting that he has the Ranger scroll, but no Ranger tab.

He with 2/87 of the 10th Mtn Div.
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It's not too far-fetched of a notion. My guess is that he volunteered for RIP (or whatever they call it these days) while in jump school. He would have been sent to a Ranger Battalion immediately following graduation and served there as a non-tabbed guy until he reached the rank of Specialist, where he could then go to Ranger School.

He could have been deployed with the Battalion (or a slice of it ) during that time frame.
 
rotorhead said:
It's not too far-fetched of a notion. My guess is that he volunteered for RIP (or whatever they call it these days) while in jump school. He would have been sent to a Ranger Battalion immediately following graduation and served there as a non-tabbed guy until he reached the rank of Specialist, where he could then go to Ranger School.

He could have been deployed with the Battalion (or a slice of it ) during that time frame.
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Thanks for the info. As a Navy/Marine guy this notion of tabs, baubles, beads, and badges is a bit beyond my comprehension. That said, a buddy of mine, a former 18D said his friend is a company commander in the guy's battalion, this guy is referred to him (to his face) as "a tabless bitch", and his CoC is well-aware of what's going on.
 
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Chuckman said:
Thanks for the info. As a Navy/Marine guy this notion of tabs, baubles, beads, and badges is a bit beyond my comprehension. That said, a buddy of mine, a former 18D said his friend is a company commander in the guy's battalion, this guy is referred to (to his face) as "a tables bitch", and his CoC is well-aware of what's going on.
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I retired Army in 2010 so my thoughts are based on thongs were in that time frame lol. Things may have changed a bit since then, so the scenario I prvoided could be updated by people who are serving now.

My guess is that he was assigned to a Ranger Bn early in his enlisted career and was deployed prior to going to the actual school. It's about the only way of having the Scroll on his right shoulder but no Ranger tab.

The only other option is that he's wearing it unearned but that's doubtful given his current rank. Someone (especially grunts) would have noticed and punked him out on it in no time.
 
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rotorhead said:
I retired Army in 2010 so my thoughts are based on thongs were in that time frame lol. Things may have changed a bit since then, so the scenario I prvoided could be updated by people who are serving now.

My guess is that he was assigned to a Ranger Bn early in his enlisted career and was deployed prior to going to the actual school. It's about the only way of having the Scroll on his right shoulder but no Ranger tab.

The only other option is that he's wearing it unearned but that's doubtful given his current rank. Someone (especially grunts) would have noticed and punked him out on it in no time.
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Since my last post I learned he dropped RS in class 06-17; also dropped from Regiment. It appears all of this attention is gaining momentum.
 
I did just think of one other possible scenario, though: if he was assigned to a slice element unit that was attached to a Ranger Bn for a deployment, he could technically wear a Scroll on his right side legally.
 
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I did just think of one other possible scenario, though: if he was assigned to a slice element unit that was attached to a Ranger Bn for a deployment, he could technically wear a Scroll on his right side legally.
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So....not really related but kinda: I know a guy, an Army medic. Wears the SF patch on his right shoulder. He tells people he was SF. Oh, OK...are you tabbed? No, but I was with SF for combat operations. Oh, OK...we you in a combined task force outside the wire? No, but I was attached to SF. So after pulling teeth over semantics, it turns out he was indeed attached to SF...did out-processing physicals for the B detachment. Never left the wire. But good for wearing the SF patch on the right arms because he was with SF in a combat zone greater than some magical number of days.
 
And I don't know if it means anything, but Lt. Scumbag actually said in the tweet that he was awarded the CIB for his efforts supporting the DSA (Democratic Socialists of America). Perhaps that was just snark?
 
rotorhead said:
The guy will end up toast in the end.
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I would like to see him toast...but believe what will happen, at worst, is a revoked commission and discharge, wherein he then becomes a living hero to the antifa crowd; however, knowing todays kinder, gentler army, they may just give him a slap on the wrist and tell him not to do it again, or...maybe lock him up and ask if he would like a sex change on the American taxpayer while he waits....not unheard of is it...

He completed RIP in 2011 and was assigned to 1/75 at HAAF. He is Infantry, hence the CIB...he did a turn in Afg with the battalion.
 
Chuckman said:
So....not really related but kinda: I know a guy, an Army medic. Wears the SF patch on his right shoulder. He tells people he was SF. Oh, OK...are you tabbed? No, but I was with SF for combat operations. Oh, OK...we you in a combined task force outside the wire? No, but I was attached to SF. So after pulling teeth over semantics, it turns out he was indeed attached to SF...did out-processing physicals for the B detachment. Never left the wire. But good for wearing the SF patch on the right arms because he was with SF in a combat zone greater than some magical number of days.
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Ha! Happens all the time :)
 
Long_Hunter said:
I would like to see him toast...but believe what will happen, at worst, is a revoked commission and discharge, wherein he then becomes a living hero to the antifa crowd; however, knowing todays kinder, gentler army, they may just give him a slap on the wrist and tell him not to do it again, or...maybe lock him up and ask if he would like a sex change on the American taxpayer while he waits....not unheard of is it...

He completed RIP in 2011 and was assigned to 1/75 at HAAF. He is Infantry, hence the CIB...he did a turn in Afg with the battalion.
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Heh, hopefully there's enough good people left in the Army who will see to it he gets what he deserves. I know they will use delicate gloves due to the snowballing political situation surrounding the story, though.

Thx for the research, I disn't have the time this morning to confirm my suspicions lol.
 
I would really like to invite him for Thanksgiving this year. I am sure he would love my family of ministers and right wing idealogs. Maybe we could take him over to my cousins pig farm before dinner. Sure would be terrible if he was scared of pigs. You know they will eat the darndest things.
 
It just goes to show, that no unit, nor organization is immune from the infiltration of shitbirds. They always seem to sneak in from time to time.
 
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