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I watched 6 hours of videos the other day and found some pretty bad incidents of zero empathy. He told a black kid who was almost gay bashed that he was lying. He offered support but threatened him if he was lying. I could see he actively kept conversations civil but his asshole personality would shine through.

posts by service members

Makes sense to me. Article 134 under the UCMJ covers general misconduct, making inappropriate online actions such as offensive posts, hate speech, and unprofessional comments punishable under the UCMJ. At very least add a non-endorsement disclaimer for anything borderline hostile on personal accounts and don't use official accounts. Service members have extra rules to follow and they signed up for it. Do not pitty them.

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[1] - https://www.army.mil/socialmedia/personal/

Full title is:

Pete Hegseth tells Pentagon staff to hunt for negative Charlie Kirk posts by service members

That title is too long to fit on HN so I did the best I could with the title. I'd rather have used the full title but it wasn't an option.

Since when is pissing off college kids and being an asshole worthy of a medal? When you have Trump as president.

Pretty crap excuse to fire someone over.