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No, it's not sedition. Reminding service members about the law is not an act of sedition. Encouraging them to disobey the law could be, but that's not what he a
by Jtsummers 10mo ago
No, it's not sedition. Reminding service members about the law is not an act of sedition. Encouraging them to disobey the law could be, but that's not what he and the others did in that video. This is just more pettiness.
- KevinMS 10mo ago> Encouraging them to disobey the law could be, but that's not what he and the others did in that video. The issue is that service members already know this very well, so when you tell them what they already know, it does seem like they are being encouraged.
- Jtsummers 10mo ago> it does seem like they are being encouraged. Sure, it's encouraging them to obey the law. Encouraging someone to follow the law cannot be sedition.
- KevinMS 10mo agoI wonder what you would have thought if it was a bunch of "maga" republicans releasing this video about military service members "had the duty to refuse unlawful orders" when Biden was president. Be honest with yourself.
- Jtsummers 10mo agoI'd have no problem with it. It's a factual statement, it is their duty to refuse unlawful orders. Now, if they said to disobey specific orders that were in fact lawful that would be another matter, but that didn't happen with the video in question. > Be honest with yourself. So far you're the one pushing into dishonesty here, or at least disingenuity. The video did not amount to sedition, even though you suggest it did. You can't point out any actual sedition, only hint at the possibility of it and throw out some whataboutism bullshit. Your comments don't speak well of your character.
- lucyjojo 10mo agothe fact you think most people would have problems with that is upsetting...