If you work for a company, and your manager asks you to do something illegal, you have the legal obligation not

[lostincalifornia]

to commit illegal acts, and so does your employer.

Why would anyone think that Hegseth or any member of this deviant administration can override that, or be above the law?

That Hegseth is trying to reduce the rank and pension of Captain Kelly as punishment for Kelly stating a fact that is listed in military and civilian law is pure harassment, and this shouldn't be a difficult decision for the court on so many levels.

[Irish_Dem]

1. If you work for a crime syndicate your boss will fire you if you refuse to commit crimes.

[lostincalifornia]

2. Unfortunately the current situation.

[justaprogressive]

3. True Dat

I was fired for refusing to follow an illegal order from my boss.

Manager wanted me to FAKE medical records. A felony, I could
lose my license, for doing what my predecessor had done.

[lostincalifornia]

4. Good show. I wonder how many people actually realize that, and would just do whatever their "boss" asks them to do

without thinking of the consequences.