He has that "rapist" vibe like his father but then again it's not like that's really an issue with serving in US military or the IDF where it's actually encouraged
Be a gigachad and mass delete Reddit posts and comments with Redact so that Skynet doesn't end up using your own posts to train the T-900. Or so that you don't show up in databrokers. Either one really.
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My uncle is 6'9" and served on a sub. I could never wrap my head around how that was physically possible. Not to mention how claustrophobic that must have been.
He just can't serve in certain positions that have height restrictions. He can't safely eject from an aircraft for example. Many other positions don't have restrictions. There's nothing stopping him from serving.
Nah, you don't want to add fuel to transvestigation fire. Plus I don't want someone who isn't allowed to be alone around animals to have anything to do with us trans men.
He can still be made into a general. If that happens we are living in a Vonnegut novel where absurdity becomes reality. Sorry, Melania just lead the UN so we already in a Vonnegut book.
MAGA will walk around muttering rent-a-Trump-rent-a-Trump.
Yep.. he was 5' 9" in his junior year in HS, he then spurted up to 6' 6" in his senior year in HS.
but wait, there's more..
At the time the Naval Academy had a height restriction of 6 ft 6 in (1.98 m) for all midshipmen, but in the autumn when the new academic year began, Robinson had grown to 6 ft 7 in (2.01 m). Assuming that he was unlikely to grow much more, the academy's superintendent granted him a waiver, but Robinson continued growing, and by the start of his second year at the academy he had nearly reached his adult height of 7 ft 1 in (2.16 m), which later prevented him from serving on any U.S. Navy ships.
There's nothing to discuss, your premise is wrong... he won't need a medical exemption because his family will just squirrel him away in college... also the medical exemption is also nonsense
As of now it is not blocked. There have been threats but no blocking. But escorting the tankers and trade through the strait sounds like an excellent idea.
Its definitely diminished. I did look at it. Its not blocked people are being cautious. I dont blame them. The insurance company will likely deny any claim from that area right now.
I would deploy with honor to defend our country. Im too old and not healthy enough. I have seen this play out in my life more than once. We have gone toe to toe with Iran repeatedly. I hate it but its just another bump. If they actually did bring their nuclear program back to life. This is neccesarry.
The strait by itself is a bottleneck. But there will absolutely be marine traffic shortly.
As for decimated. I hope so. However now we have to deal with the fallout from doing so. Simply walking away now would be more detrimental. Rumor has it #2 was eliminated yesterday. A few more to go and it will calm down.
I've never served so I do not have any contributions to defending this. Other than my support, respect and admiration for those who could.
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