Army discharging single mom who refused deployment

[native]

How long before Jackson and Sharpton form a protest with the reverend wrong denouncing all whites, the military and George W. Bush all while singing "WE SHALL OVERCOME!"

And if you don't think it won't happen, the egg is on your face. It would be nice JUST ONCE to see whites band together for a common cause. JUST ONCE!!!!!

What the hell are you taking about?

[AZGrizFan]

She should be required to pay back every dime of salary, benefits etc. that she received while in the Army.

And you still owe us a couple thousand pounds of unpeeled spuds, peeled.

never refused a deployment order in my life. Go suck a cock.

[AZGrizFan]

Gotta agree with the resident brainless Conks. It's the fucking Army... I'm not sure why this is even news.

Jesus, that must just pain you to say that.

[AZGrizFan]

"...Fort Stewart spokesman Kevin Larson said... the Army had evidence that Hutchinson, regardless of her family situation, would have resisted deploying "by any means." ..."

Procreation at someone else's expense is not a right. Procreation is a privilege and a blessing.

I repeat: She should be made to pay back all the pay she received while on active duty.

[native]

And you still owe us a couple thousand pounds of unpeeled spuds, peeled.

never refused a deployment order in my life. Go suck a cock.

I never refused a deployment order, either, but I DID have to jump to avoid missing ship's movement once.

[SuperHornet]

never refused a deployment order in my life. Go suck a cock.

I never refused a deployment order, either, but I DID have to jump to avoid missing ship's movement once.

Climbing up the mooring lines, huh?

[native]

I never refused a deployment order, either, but I DID have to jump to avoid missing ship's movement once.

Climbing up the mooring lines, huh?

The ship's brow was already attached to the lift crane and was being removed. I had to jump. Thank goodness the OOD had a sense of humor and granted me "permission to come aboard."

[SuperHornet]

Climbing up the mooring lines, huh?

The ship's brow was already attached to the lift crane and was being removed. I had to jump. Thank goodness the OOD had a sense of humor and granted me "permission to come aboard."

Surprised you didn't try to swim up the well deck.

[native]

The ship's brow was already attached to the lift crane and was being removed. I had to jump. Thank goodness the OOD had a sense of humor and granted me "permission to come aboard."

Surprised you didn't try to swim up the well deck.

Didn't have one. Not an amphib.

[houndawg]

Your dear of Montana is more racist than the South the last time I checked oh FREE MEN. Strap that on ****!

Well then, for which "common cause" do you want whites to band together?

Bringing down the banking system.

[houndawg]

"...Fort Stewart spokesman Kevin Larson said... the Army had evidence that Hutchinson, regardless of her family situation, would have resisted deploying "by any means." ..."

Procreation at someone else's expense is not a right. Procreation is a privilege and a blessing.

I repeat: She should be made to pay back all the pay she received while on active duty.

You're going soft on us.

She's a deserter, just like Bush. She should get what he got....oh, wait......

[AZGrizFan]

I repeat: She should be made to pay back all the pay she received while on active duty.

You're going soft on us.

She's a deserter, just like Bush. She should get what he got....oh, wait......

Yeah, just like Obama isn't an American citizen.

[houndawg]

You're going soft on us.

She's a deserter, just like Bush. She should get what he got....oh, wait......

Yeah, just like Obama isn't an American citizen.

He isn't? Then how did he get elected?

[AZGrizFan]

Yeah, just like Obama isn't an American citizen.

He isn't? Then how did he get elected?

By a bunch of koolaid drinkin' nitwits like you, that's how.

[houndawg]

He isn't? Then how did he get elected?

By a bunch of koolaid drinkin' nitwits like you, that's how.

But...but...they said he was born in Hawaii, that's a state, isn't it?

[CID1990]

Climbing up the mooring lines, huh?

The ship's brow was already attached to the lift crane and was being removed. I had to jump. Thank goodness the OOD had a sense of humor and granted me "permission to come aboard."

The way to avoid being rejected by the quarterdeck in that situation is to already be airborne and saluting as you request premission to come aboard.

[AZGrizFan]

The ship's brow was already attached to the lift crane and was being removed. I had to jump. Thank goodness the OOD had a sense of humor and granted me "permission to come aboard."

The way to avoid being rejected by the quarterdeck in that situation is to already be airborne and saluting as you request premission to come aboard.

The easier way is to just fuckin' be on time.

[JohnStOnge]

Women shouldn't be in the military. I guess when it comes to this particular issue you could say that the problem is only associated with women who are capable of becoming pregnant. But the problem of pregnancy isn't limited to just this isolated case of refusal. It is nuts to be fielding soldiers that might become pregnant when we don't have to do that. Also I think there are other reasons why I don't think women should be in the military.

[native]

Women shouldn't be in the military. I guess when it comes to this particular issue you could say that the problem is only associated with women who are capable of becoming pregnant. But the problem of pregnancy isn't limited to just this isolated case of refusal. It is nuts to be fielding soldiers that might become pregnant when we don't have to do that. Also I think there are other reasons why I don't think women should be in the military.

In the 80's, male sailors lost more workdays due to accidents, fights, alcohol and drugs than female sailors lost to pregnancy.

[native]

The way to avoid being rejected by the quarterdeck in that situation is to already be airborne and saluting as you request premission to come aboard.

The easier way is to just ****' be on time.

Yup, you're both right.

So many deployments, only one close call.

39 and fly!

[polsongrizz]

Well I don't know about that there Bob.

The soldier had a plan like required. The plan fell through last minute apparently because of her mother. The mother was definitely not required to watch her grandchild, but once she committed she should have never backed out.

I'm fairly certain that the Army requires you to have a plan that actually WORKS!

Why, they rarely do...

[AZGrizFan]

Women shouldn't be in the military. I guess when it comes to this particular issue you could say that the problem is only associated with women who are capable of becoming pregnant. But the problem of pregnancy isn't limited to just this isolated case of refusal. It is nuts to be fielding soldiers that might become pregnant when we don't have to do that. Also I think there are other reasons why I don't think women should be in the military.

In the 80's, male sailors lost more workdays due to accidents, fights, alcohol and drugs than female sailors lost to pregnancy.

a) the % of women in the military was still very low in the 80's.
b) women weren't in jobs that would result in "accidents"
c) fighting and drugs explain themselves

It's not about "losing workdays to pregnancy". It's about the inability to perform ones job (deployment) when necessary because of a pregnancy/child.

[dbackjon]

Just require every women in the Army the choice of either discharge, or this:

Intrauterine Devices or IUDs

An IUD is a small device shaped like a “T” that goes in your uterus. There are two types:

Copper IUD — The copper IUD goes by the brand name ParaGard. It releases a small amount of copper into the uterus, which prevents the sperm from reaching and fertilizing the egg. It fertilization does occur, the IUD keeps the fertilized egg from implanting in the lining of the uterus. A doctor needs to put in your copper IUD. It can stay in your uterus for 5 to 10 years.
Hormonal IUD — The hormonal IUD goes by the brand name Mirena. It is sometimes called an intrauterine system, or IUS. It releases progestin into the uterus, which keeps the ovaries from releasing an egg and causes the cervical mucus to thicken so sperm can’t reach the egg. It also affects the ability of a fertilized egg to successfully implant in the uterus. A doctor needs to put in a hormonal IUD. It can stay in your uterus for up to 5 years.

[CID1990]

The way to avoid being rejected by the quarterdeck in that situation is to already be airborne and saluting as you request premission to come aboard.

The easier way is to just ****' be on time.

You obvioulsy were not getting the same quality of pussy that I was, then.

[AZGrizFan]

The easier way is to just ****' be on time.

You obvioulsy were not getting the same quality of pussy that I was, then.