Is it only acceptable to make fun of people who didn’t serve?so now we're just straight up making fun of guys that served?
Is it only acceptable to make fun of people who didn’t serve?so now we're just straight up making fun of guys that served?
“ad”Did his add say anything about him honeymooning in China?
reaching new levels in shitty "both sides" attemptsIs it only acceptable to make fun of people who didn’t serve?
Explain radical democratic policies for us. Typical Republican MAGA hating on veterans.
You must really hate Trump then!I'm not hating on veterans. I'm hating on a guy that lied.
See, this is another one.I think it’s more along the lines of just going to college for 4 years and failing out but still saying you have a degree.
He was in the guard going through motions but once he had to do something he failed andquit“retired”. What’s the old saying, when the going gets tough Walz quits.
I'm not hating on veterans. I'm hating on a guy that lied.
Yep. Very predictable too. The numpties see the headline, run with it and then defend it when it is shown to be bullshit. There is no depth of thought, just simple minded followers.See, this is another one.
when you believe something is true, it is true.
He soooooo wants there to be something bad there and it's not and it's twisting him all up.What part of this don't you understand? He was promoted to CSM. Sounds like he served that rank and in that capacity for a period of time before he retired without taking the required school (and also likely a required 24 months of additional service). So, in retirement he cannot be paid as a CSM for life since he didn't complete the school. So, he was reduced back to his rank for pay purposes. This is not a demotion or anything negative or derogatory. He was honorably discharged.
Again, it isn't about deployments or disputing he ever obtained that rank ect.What part of this don't you understand? He was promoted to CSM. Sounds like he served that rank and in that capacity for a period of time before he retired without taking the required school (and also likely a required 24 months of additional service). So, in retirement he cannot be paid as a CSM for life since he didn't complete the school. So, he was reduced back to his rank for pay purposes. This is not a demotion or anything negative or derogatory. He was honorably discharged.
Yeah your Pepsi thread was top notch, too bad it was already debunked here before you even began. Great content that I’m certain will be the difference come November.It was great getting you libs riled up. I've got to run. Buh bye.
He was CSM and he is retired. You're wrong.Again, it isn't about deployments or disputing he ever obtained that rank ect.
The issue that he faces is he has presented himself as "retired Command Sargent major" and he is not that. Specific to the stolen valor act of 2013. He has used it for personal or financial gain.
And he knew he no longer held that rank.
And he was using that title as recently as yesterday in publications.
Read the OP. He does not hold the rank "retired command Sargent major".He was CSM and he is retired. You're wrong.
On paper this appears to be a text book case of using a military title for finacial advancement, a title he did not hold, you good with that?Hey shiteaters. He did more than you. Eat shit.
On paper this appears to be a text book case of using a military title for finacial advancement, a title he did not hold, you good with that?
Cuz I can guarantee if I would have asked Jimmy that question 7 days ago I know the response.
He didn't say he held the rank. He said he was a CSM and is retired.Read the OP. He does not hold the rank "retired command Sargent major".
This is a real problem for him.( legal)
( and that not even bringing up the dumb "I carried this in combat" type dumb shit he's going to have to get past. ) (social)
The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 makes it a crime to lie about receiving a valor award (like a Medal of Honor or Purple Heart). What could that possibly have to do with this?Again, it isn't about deployments or disputing he ever obtained that rank ect.
The issue that he faces is he has presented himself as "retired Command Sargent major" and he is not that. Specific to the stolen valor act of 2013. He has used it for personal or financial gain.
And he knew he no longer held that rank.
And he was using that title as recently as yesterday in publications.
What financial advancement did he receive? This will be good.On paper this appears to be a text book case of using a military title for finacial advancement, a title he did not hold, you good with that?
Cuz I can guarantee if I would have asked Jimmy that question 7 days ago I know the response.
There are more parts to it as well, I've posted the link. It's specific to the portion of using a "title or rank"The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 makes it a crime to lie about receiving a valor award (like a Medal of Honor or Purple Heart). What could that possibly have to do with this?
He's a candidate to be the vice president of the united states you epic fuc.king numpty.What financial advancement did he receive? This will be good.
He's a candidate to be the vice president of the united states you epic fuc.king numpty.
So you're claiming not only that he didn't achieve CSM rank and retire with that rank (even though he did) but that he used that rank to become a VP candidate.He's a candidate to be the vice president of the united states you epic fuc.king numpty.
Is he?You are better than this
The Stolen Valor Act of 2013 makes it a crime to lie about receiving a valor award (like a Medal of Honor or Purple Heart). What could that possibly have to do with this?
He's not better than this. He will continue to spin and make things up to avoid admitting he is completely full of shit.He was a high school teacher with a high school teacher's pay before entering politics. With his time in the House and Governor's office, plus MN employee retirement program and guard retirement, he is set for life.
You are grasping....and frankly making an ass of yourself. Just stop. You are better than this
He was a high school teacher with a high school teacher's pay before entering politics. With his time in the House and Governor's office, plus MN employee retirement program and guard retirement, he is set for life.
You are grasping....and frankly making an ass of yourself. Just stop. You are better than this
We would if he was. But he isn't so we won't.Your guy was caught lying. Just admit it and move on.
We would if he was. But he isn't so we won't.
Try again numpty.
Except he did retire when he was in the CSM position.Again. From the article:
Minnesota National Guard, told Just the News on Wednesday that the governor did not retire as "Command Sergeant Major Walz" in 2005, as stated on Minnesota's official website, but as master sergeant "because he did not complete additional coursework at the U.S. Army Sergeants Major Academy." A soldier who does not complete the requisite coursework is automatically demoted, according to Army regulations.
Except he did retire when he was in the CSM position.
Are you trying to say he was never promoted to CSM? If so, you're wrong on that as well.
When I told you I thought this thread might be above your difficultly I was being genuine.So you're claiming not only that he didn't achieve CSM rank and retire with that rank (even though he did) but that he used that rank to become a VP candidate.
Wow. You are a dumb mother****er.
I think he was technically demoted after retirement but the paperwork corrects what his "retired" rank should be.No. I'm saying that he was a CSM. But, he was demoted before he retired, because he didn't complete the coursework.
I'm saying that if we wanted to retire as a CSM, he should have completed the coursework.