Military Oath: Constitution First, President Second. Period.

Deanmartin

Kingstree, SC · 2 months ago

well I heard what she had to say you swear an oath to the Constitution of the United States and when you're enlisted in the military you're sworn to that Constitution and you're sworn to listen to your Superior officers so if you can't listen to your Superior officers and your commander-in-chief the Constitution means nothing to you because it doesn't say obey this first and this second they're both listed together in the Constitution one doesn't say it takes priority over the other so if the president tells you to violate the constitution that falls upon him because you're just following your orders and if you don't follow your orders someone will probably arrest you and you'll be court-martialed

Mr.Naked

2 months ago

Nobody will hold him accountable, no politician should be allowed to decide Generals, Captains, Military positions are hard earned, not appointed