Today in Fascism
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kickingandscreaming
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What??? 
kickingandscreaming
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Another Communist
And yet neither of you chuckleheads EVER mention JB's deferments. Is it that hard to admit..yes..they both did?
T dodged the draft. See..it's not that hard. Grow a pair and try it on. Both of you.
And we teach our kids not to be little whiny bitches like the two of you...to hold themselves accountable.
kickingandscreaming
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Oof.
Biden got 5 student deferments during his time in college and law school. Then he was granted a permanent medical deferment for asthma.
Have you been able to find where he appears in the video under discussion?
As for myself, I was given II-S deferments for about three years, then I-D (Navy Reserve) for a year followed by I-C while on active duty. I guess I am on V-A status now (too old).
The medical deferments for both t and JB (bone spurs, asthma) placed them in the I-Y status, so they could have been called up for an actual declared war.
From Task & Purpose --
The Force is strong with Sam O’Hara. The District of Columbia agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of money to O’Hara, a district resident who says he was illegally detained for following a group of Ohio National Guardsmen and playing the “Imperial March” from “Star Wars.”
On Thursday, the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia, which is backing O’Hara’s lawsuit over his detention, said on Friday that the District of Columbia agreed to pay him to settle the case. The terms were not immediately disclosed, and the settlement does not cover part of the lawsuit directed towards a National Guard noncommissioned officer.
O’Hara filed his lawsuit in October, suing Sgt. Devon Beck, several MPD officers and the District of Columbia. The lawsuit argues that his First Amendment and Fourth Amendment rights were violated on Sept. 11, 2025. O’Hara was following a patrol and playing the “Imperial March,” as he had several times prior with his phone or a speaker, when a sergeant warned him they would get the Metropolitan Police Department if he did not stop.
I have to agree with the Ohio NG (their motto is not Memento Statum Cantianum, as has been rumored) that hearing this and realizing they were being mocked could be irritating. But as Demo Dick Marcinko said on more than one occasion, "You don't have to like it, you just have to do it."
The Force is strong with Sam O’Hara. The District of Columbia agreed to pay an undisclosed amount of money to O’Hara, a district resident who says he was illegally detained for following a group of Ohio National Guardsmen and playing the “Imperial March” from “Star Wars.”
On Thursday, the American Civil Liberties Union of the District of Columbia, which is backing O’Hara’s lawsuit over his detention, said on Friday that the District of Columbia agreed to pay him to settle the case. The terms were not immediately disclosed, and the settlement does not cover part of the lawsuit directed towards a National Guard noncommissioned officer.
O’Hara filed his lawsuit in October, suing Sgt. Devon Beck, several MPD officers and the District of Columbia. The lawsuit argues that his First Amendment and Fourth Amendment rights were violated on Sept. 11, 2025. O’Hara was following a patrol and playing the “Imperial March,” as he had several times prior with his phone or a speaker, when a sergeant warned him they would get the Metropolitan Police Department if he did not stop.
I have to agree with the Ohio NG (their motto is not Memento Statum Cantianum, as has been rumored) that hearing this and realizing they were being mocked could be irritating. But as Demo Dick Marcinko said on more than one occasion, "You don't have to like it, you just have to do it."