I am taken aback at the attitude that the military and their families are left to compensate with no appreciation, and are warning, fo r years that this is coming, from civilians or other military, that a little religious persecution and inconvenience is fine.
It is absolutely amazing to me.
The burden is on the government to explain to the military and it’s caretakers, the electorate, as to why the doors cannot be unlocked, private donations of services, hosts and wine, and a volunteer priest, are not allowed.
Do people think there’s nothing worth fighting for?
Or do they pretend, in their comfort, this will blow over, while condemning people who are trying to get it to blow over?
I agree with you. We are being tested by this administration, as to how far we'll go. They're laying down fuel, and looking for a spark. If anything in the government is open, then everything should be open. This selective pain applied to certain groups is unprecedented, and unlawful. I believe that civil disobedience is in order, to take back our rights.