There is a difference in defending the U.S. against foreign foes and shooting your own people. You have 20k national guardsmen in the capitol and you have 1.5 million serving to make sure no other countries step on us. I think the real scrutiny would come about if there was a violent insurrection or revolution against this fraud and the servicemembers choose to take the side of the usurper and illegitimate force.
Does stealing an election invalidate the threat china poses against us? Does it change the fact iran wants to wipe Israel off the face of the planet and destroy america?
Who knows? If we went full 1776 maybe we would see more servicemembers defecting, but the psyop is strong and the practical reality is there is a huge amount of grey area in serving the country; do you abandon your post against the CCP advances in the south china sea? Abandon your positions in korea? Against the potential russian advance in europe post the hostile takeover of Krimea? Maybe these servicemembers deserve the benefit of the doubt, as their oaths are to protect these United States, and the real question you are asking cannot be posed until the servicemembers are called upon to fight against their own people... as Trump has shown, sometimes you need to hold people's feet to the fire to see the maggots and rats scurry out.
There is a difference in defending the U.S. against foreign foes and shooting your own people. You have 20k national guardsmen in the capitol and you have 1.5 million serving to make sure no other countries step on us. I think the real scrutiny would come about if there was a violent insurrection or revolution against this fraud and the servicemembers choose to take the side of the usurper and illegitimate force.
Does stealing an election invalidate the threat china poses against us? Does it change the fact iran wants to wipe Israel off the face of the planet and destroy america?
Who knows? If we went full 1776 maybe we would see more servicemembers defecting, but the psyop is strong and the practical reality is there is a huge amount of grey area in serving the country; do you abandon your post against the CCP advances in the south china sea? Abandon your positions in korea? Against the potential russian advance in europe post the hostile takeover of Krimea? Maybe these servicemembers deserve the benefit of the doubt, as their oaths are to protect these United States, and the real question you are asking cannot be posed until the servicemembers are called upon to fight against their own people... as Trump has shown, sometimes you need to hold people's feet to the fire to see the maggots and rats scurry out.
Just thinking.