[BuffaloJack]

We can only hope that the next real president will be able to overturn this injustice and restore this patriot’s honor.

[FlyingEagle]

Soldier nailed by Obama Nazis. The Progressive Communist pan Leninists mean business. The soldier is lucky to be alive, unlike Breitbart who died after vowing to tell the truth about Obama.

[Mister Da]

He knew the rules. He clearly violated them, & dishonored himself in the process. Very stupid & very sad.

[Colorado Cowgirl]

NOT GUILTY!!!

[bgill]

Reason #20,849 not to have FB.

[Vaquero]

he needed to respect the office (Lord knows there is none among us who respect the man)...

if the commander in chief had ordered him via his commanders to commit war crimes, he would have had a legal precedent to disobey.

other than that, he signed an oath and was duty bound to obey his superiors.

I find this fascination with putting ones life out there for all to see on facebook disquieting at best.

[mountainlion]

So when does John Hanoi Kerry get booted out for his anti Soldier comments on Iraq, Afghanistan and Viet Nam. I am not a war criminal or a baby killer.

[Not A Snowbird]

Nonsense. The rules are clear, and he knew what they were. He blew it. This has nothing to do with an injustice by this administration.

[Da Coyote]

Hey Barack O’Quota Baby...just remember that that marine made the mistake of saying openly what virtually all of our military thinks of your sorry illegal *ss.

[Da Coyote]

Hey Barack O’Quota Baby...just remember that that marine made the mistake of saying openly what virtually all of our military thinks of your sorry illegal *ss.

[jersey117]

Obama’s not fit to shine this Marine’s shoes.

[Little Ray]

I don’t want see a jarhead thrown to the wolves, but posting something bad about your Commander-in-Chief on Facebook is not the brightest decision one can make. It definitely qualifies a “career altering decision.”

[FrankR]

Facebook is a lot like obama...assuming a lot of power it doesn't really have; if the members looked at it carefully, they'd probably ditch facebook in droves.

Now we read stories like this, in addition to the stories about potential employers demanding applicants' facebook password and using facebook as a tipping point in the hiring process.

My wife's employer wants her to make their firm a "friend", so that all of their [advertising] posts to her will pop-up on all of her friends' pages. I don't know if that is actually illegal, but it sure sounds like it.

I have had to "hide" posts from some of my friends because they dominate my board with minutia that I could care less about. Some do 20 or 30 posts per day which drives the posts I really would like to see completely off the page.

Facebook is turning into a monster, and I don't do twitter at all. But I still see everytime someone's girlfriend makes them a cake, or sweeps the backyard, or other crap that is meaningless. I have denied "friendship" to several people that I know will totally dominate the wall.

I keep it only to be able to keep up with my grandchildren who live very far away.

[Candor7]

Just imagine HOW MANY servicemen and women harbour identical sentiments. IMHO they form a majority.

[Vernon]

More years ago than I will ever admit, I was enlisted in the Air Force and it was my understanding that outside of voting, we were to be involved politically. I would have assumed that included most any way - other than voting.

[steve86]

It is dishonorable to serve under this CIC, period. The honorable thing to do would be to take down a government which has abandoned and nullified the founding principles. Every day that goes by I wonder why there hasn't been a general mutiny. More important to make that payment on the ‘vette, huh?