re: Hegseth presents an award to the soldier who loudly corrected his group at Arlington

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What does that have to do with it being inappropriate and disrespectful? There are numerous situations where your behavior can be objectively awful without breaking any laws or rules. Posing for a photo (probably with a smile on his face because, let's be honest, who wants to look sad in a group photo) there is making it about yourself when that place is anything and everything but that. Show me anyone else doing it and I'll have the same opinion.

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It struck me as a strange play, the way they were all crouched down and eagerly posing together with the tomb (and presumably the soldier guard) in the background, as if they were some corporate group that got sideline passes for a college football game pregame, posing for a "fun pic" on the field.

I like Hegseth more all the time

FYI…None of these communists who have demanded that patriotic statues, tradition, heritage, etc…be destroyed actually care about any of this.

These people are often triggered just by the sight of the American flag.

It’s interesting to me how big of a deal was made of this. I would say over half my visits to the tomb, the sentinel, has to correct someone in the same manner. It’s the same loudness and pace every time it happens