Tricky situation
Today, my roommate in our barracks posted trans hate-speech on Facebook. My choices are to report him and risk ending his military career, confront him and risk him finding out I'm trans, or do nothing and live in fear of him figuring me out. FML
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bobsanction 18
It's not your duty to protect his career. Reporting him is your duty to your fellow military members, and to refuse to is to dishonor your uniform.
Sagar Nair 12
Follow your protocol. If it puts his military career at risk that’s all on him. Military don’t need people like him. You’ll be doing the right thing. Thank you for serving our country.
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Comments (50)
Delilah 1
Mission comes first! Of course! Can’t pick fights over trivial things. I mean c’mon!
Dane 3
Delilah gets it!^
jmilam90 9
You definitely need to report him. You wouldn’t be ruining his military career. He did that by posting what he did.
Grant Haws 5
END HIS ******* CAREER
Cameron Short 9
**** that report him
emcarmel 6
Report him, 100%
John Paul West 4
If your biggest worry is some words posted on the internet, we are so beyond ****** if WW3 kicks off... Toughen up cupcake.
deathdefiance99 2
like what are we saying is trans-hate speech? did he use the wrong pronouns or did he wish harm on anyone? there’s a difference.