of getting the vax via a religious exemption: https://www.milobookclub.com/2021/08/12/religious-exemption-for-military-vaccines/
Military is providing a way out…
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MusicForThePiano
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^ For now, until the anal satanists take it over completely. They will also harass and ostracize all the members who refuse to get it because it is inherently against modern-dogma to not want nanobots and dead baby parts inside you, like all the degenerate higher-ups.
Even with an exemption it's probably the end of your career if you get it. They will make you non-deployable, put you on the worst job duties they can find, transfer you to the worst posts they can find, keep you from getting promoted, and in general harass and make the remainder of your time in the military as bad as possible. Still, it's better than getting that jab.
I have a feeling a lot of guys in the service, even if they make it through this unjabbed, and even if they escape the worst consequences of covid restrictions, will end up leaving at the first opportunity. It will be interesting to see how a vaccine mandate affects recruitment and retention numbers. If it's bad enough they will lower standards again. I wish all future nuclear sub reactor engineers the best of luck!
I have a feeling a lot of guys in the service, even if they make it through this unjabbed, and even if they escape the worst consequences of covid restrictions, will end up leaving at the first opportunity. It will be interesting to see how a vaccine mandate affects recruitment and retention numbers. If it's bad enough they will lower standards again. I wish all future nuclear sub reactor engineers the best of luck!
The military is being purged right now, and this is one way.
To be honest, take it for what it's worth. What the poster above describes sounds (relatively speaking, obviously) like a decent enough turn of events. Take your assignment peeling potatoes in east podunksville, keep your head down and run out the clock.
To be honest, take it for what it's worth. What the poster above describes sounds (relatively speaking, obviously) like a decent enough turn of events. Take your assignment peeling potatoes in east podunksville, keep your head down and run out the clock.
I served ten years in the US Navy and got out in 1994. They were just starting to allow women to deploy on aircraft carriers and other combat vessels as well. It was the beginning of the end.
Honestly best case scenario. Straight Christian men do not need to be in the military any longer. Even in the past two years I have seen insane changes to the military. Even deployed there was "pride month" celebrations, they were willing to threaten our safety and celebrate in countries that hated sodomy rather than offend homosexuals.
More recently we were even asked to volunteer at "drag queen story time" on base, followed by a drag show at the base bar. All while selling rainbow patches to put on our uniforms. This all happened after we were briefed on extremism, generally stating that Christianity, more specifically, Catholicism was too extreme. I was even told by leadership that having a Bible on my desk was offensive because someone might be muslim. Then they banned St. Michael because "he too closely resembles the cops with George Floyd."
This is the final straw. The military is allowing women more freedom, transgenders to have free surgeries and medication, and homosexuals to get away with anything. At the same time telling any straight Christian man that he is an extremist.
Thankfully right now we can get a religious exemption and even if that means we have to get out of the military when our enlistment is up (or earlier) it's better than a dishonorable discharge with absolutely no benefits or job opportunities. I say take the religious exemption, let leadership and medical be mad at you, and get out as soon as possible before they don't care about religion anymore. The military is on a downward spiral and it's moving fast. If they want to focus more on diversity and equality go right ahead. They will be missing straight Christian men soon enough when it all falls apart.
Hopefully by that time we will all be out homesteading with our Christian families and we won't care how the military is doing. We will be thankful for the years we were able to serve, the job experience, the benefits, and we won't look back.
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More recently we were even asked to volunteer at "drag queen story time" on base, followed by a drag show at the base bar. All while selling rainbow patches to put on our uniforms. This all happened after we were briefed on extremism, generally stating that Christianity, more specifically, Catholicism was too extreme. I was even told by leadership that having a Bible on my desk was offensive because someone might be muslim. Then they banned St. Michael because "he too closely resembles the cops with George Floyd."
This is the final straw. The military is allowing women more freedom, transgenders to have free surgeries and medication, and homosexuals to get away with anything. At the same time telling any straight Christian man that he is an extremist.
Thankfully right now we can get a religious exemption and even if that means we have to get out of the military when our enlistment is up (or earlier) it's better than a dishonorable discharge with absolutely no benefits or job opportunities. I say take the religious exemption, let leadership and medical be mad at you, and get out as soon as possible before they don't care about religion anymore. The military is on a downward spiral and it's moving fast. If they want to focus more on diversity and equality go right ahead. They will be missing straight Christian men soon enough when it all falls apart.
Hopefully by that time we will all be out homesteading with our Christian families and we won't care how the military is doing. We will be thankful for the years we were able to serve, the job experience, the benefits, and we won't look back.
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Saw the early stages of this in a TRADOC/TECOM environment with newly commissioned lts and entry level enlisted at MOS school.Honestly best case scenario. Straight Christian men do not need to be in the military any longer. Even in the past two years I have seen insane changes to the military. Even deployed there was "pride month" celebrations, they were willing to threaten our safety and celebrate in countries that hated sodomy rather than offend homosexuals.
More recently we were even asked to volunteer at "drag queen story time" on base, followed by a drag show at the base bar. All while selling rainbow patches to put on our uniforms. This all happened after we were briefed on extremism, generally stating that Christianity, more specifically, Catholicism was too extreme. I was even told by leadership that having a Bible on my desk was offensive because someone might be muslim. Then they banned St. Michael because "he too closely resembles the cops with George Floyd."
This is the final straw. The military is allowing women more freedom, transgenders to have free surgeries and medication, and homosexuals to get away with anything. At the same time telling any straight Christian man that he is an extremist.
Thankfully right now we can get a religious exemption and even if that means we have to get out of the military when our enlistment is up (or earlier) it's better than a dishonorable discharge with absolutely no benefits or job opportunities. I say take the religious exemption, let leadership and medical be mad at you, and get out as soon as possible before they don't care about religion anymore. The military is on a downward spiral and it's moving fast. If they want to focus more on diversity and equality go right ahead. They will be missing straight Christian men soon enough when it all falls apart.
Hopefully by that time we will all be out homesteading with our Christian families and we won't care how the military is doing. We will be thankful for the years we were able to serve, the job experience, the benefits, and we won't look back.
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Marines was still mostly a white southern male organization... But you'd be blind if you didn't see the writing on the wall.
Biggest factor in why i got out other than family.
Don't those jobs typically require military experience though?
Easy_C
Peacock
Or law enforcement, but yes. However my comment was following on to what the other had said regarding people being afraid to get out.
I'd say now even more than ever the "real deal" tends to be private contractors whereas the formal services are work programs.
