[Mariner]

"The idea that someone steal/impersonate one of our bravest is one of the most despicable act's an American can do aside from violent crime. "

It's also CLEARLY Constitutional.

As much as it sucks, this "speech" is protected by the 1st Amendment.

Now, if he was actually IMPERSONATING an active duty member, he'd be guilty of a crime, just like impersonating a police officer.

This guy wasn't.

He's still a scumbag.

[Mr. Lucky]

The guy knowingly made a misrepresentation of fact in order to obtain a social gain. That pretty much meets the definition of fraud and fraud has never before been considered as protected speech.

[P-Marlowe]

It's also CLEARLY Constitutional. As much as it sucks, this "speech" is protected by the 1st Amendment.

Amen

He's still a scumbag.

AMEN

I'm sure that if he showed up at a VFW meeting, he would not leave with all his teeth. And if I were on the jury, I certainly would not vote to convict anyone who hit him in the mouth.

Jury nullification is also a constitutional right.