American Carnage: An Officer’s Duty to Warn

Had I been faced with any service member who stated that sexual assault was due to putting men and women together, who refused to believe that their commander in chief was a U.S. citizen, who thought he knew more than the generals, who believed and claimed that enemy leadership was stronger than American leadership, that we should murder family members of terrorists, that the Geneva Conventions tie the hands of our military, that proven U.S. intelligence is a hoax, that Neo-Nazis are fine people, or that a free press is the enemy of the people, I would be obligated to discharge that person from the military.