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No, it does not supersede his rights, especially when the order he disobeyed was unlawful. In fact, you can get punished in some cases where you obey unlawful o

No, it does not supersede his rights, especially when the order he disobeyed was unlawful. In fact, you can get punished in some cases where you obey unlawful orders. Source: I've been in the military.

bradhe 5y ago
What's the context with regard to lawfulness here? Doesn't seem like there was anything regarding orders in play here, lawful or not.
- ghoward 5y ago
  He was ordered to not post on social media "without exception". If that order was not lawful, and it wasn't, he should not be in the brig.