[AbolishCSEU]

Let me guess... all Moslems.

[kearnyirish2]

I’ve posted on earlier threads that the basic problem with religious or medical exemptions is that if we are to pretend this is a scary doomsday super-virus then you can’t have anyone receive the fake vax for any reason; to maintain the facade, you CAN’T have “unsafe” people around the “safe” ones (regardless of who has their rights violated).

[\/\/ayne]

Here is where to send your printed-out vaccine injury stories and Ivermectin studies:

General David H. Berger
Commandant of the Marine Corps
Headquarters, U.S. Marine Corps, 3000 Marine Corps Pentagon,
Washington, DC 20350-3000

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

Oh, goody. The hard case bureaucrats are morally torturing some of the best fighters we have.

[DesertRhino]

Look at this blatantly illegal process. Under the law it only needs to be a sincerely held religious belief. According the the Supreme Court it does NOT require perfect adherence to a particular religion, and it cannot be overridden by a ruling from a preacher etc. It can be as simple as you watching the surf and god told you something. The current USMC is run by woke traitors.

“The initial request is reviewed by the first lieutenant colonel commander, colonel commander and commanding general in the requesting Marine’s chain of command before being sent off to deputy commandant for manpower and reserve affairs.
Within Manpower and Reserve Affairs, a three-person panel reviews each request before making a recommendation to the deputy commandant.
If the request is denied, the Marine who initially filed the request has the right to appeal to the assistant commandant of the Marine Corps, who then personally reviews each appeal before making a final decision.”

[\/\/ayne]

On January 17, 2022, it was announced that General Berger, alongside Joint Chiefs chairman Mark Milley, had tested positive for COVID-19. His spokesperson, Colonel Kelly Furshour stated that the discharge of his duties would be unaffected by this development.

[SaxxonWoods]

It was the same way during the Vietnam conflict. The military approved very few cases, but while tried to look concerned and fair by hearing many cases. The tiny few didn’t matter and the gigantic majority were out of luck from the get-go.

[antidemoncrat]

Hey, I know. Declare Atheism a religion and then I’m sure their “religious convictions” will get them exempted.

[thegagline]

For vaccination passports, my god is adobe acrobat and a printer.

[clintonh8r]

No longer my Marine Corps.

[Captain Walker]

Any Marine denied a religious exemption should take the discharge instead.

There aren't many people who can claim that the Marine Corps didn't measure up to their standards, but these would certainly be some who could.

[Falconspeed]

“If marines don’t receive either a COVID-19 vaccine or an exemption, they will be discharged.”

Repulsive and not logical, since vaccines are one of 50 treatments for Covid 19. And most Marines will be cured of Covid 19 by a Z pac and Listerine.