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Yeah, so I wasn't an officer in the military, I was enlisted of course, but I do know lots of people who were officers in the military. And this has actually been discussed. If y'all, if y'all don't think officers don't talk about this all the time, then y'all are fooling yourself. It's very important to them to be able to follow legal orders. However, they'll basically all tell you the same thing. Their job, unless it's extreme, is not to decide whether it's legal or not. Their job is to follow orders. Now they can, they do have the right to refuse to follow an order. And no, they don't get to just resign. It doesn't work like that in most instances. Now there may be a few instances to where somebody can just resign, but the majority of them can't just up and say, yeah, I'm not following that order, I'll resign. It doesn't work like that. If they stand up and they say, I'm not following that order and they're in the military, they're going to be court-martialed, one way or the other. Now in that court-martial, all the facts will be presented just like a court of law and they will be judged by the peers of, by a, you know, by a military tribunal to find out whether or not they actually were legal, illegal orders. God forbid if they were legal orders and you did not follow them. I'm serious. God forbid you will probably never see the latter day again. Y'all forget when you sign up for the military. You're not just a regular United States citizen anymore. Not for the length of that contract. And the United States military is supposed to be nonpartisan, always. You get to vote, you get to do all the personal freedom stuff, but when in uniform, when representing the military and when your decisions based in the military are all supposed to be nonpartisan. So yes, they can resign in some instances, but not, I mean, if they, if they stand up and say, I'm not following that order, that's an illegal order. Well, chances are they're getting arrested 99% of the time. They'll have a chance to prove whether or not the order was, was legal or not, but they don't just get to up and resign. It doesn't work like that. KJ5, ILQ, back to that control.

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