Remember the oath we took upon enlistment

[Duncanpup]

Today it is I will defend my country against all enemies foreign and republican.

Read this on Twitter so true fucking domestic terrorist the repigs.

[Aristus]

1. My oath never expired.

[Chainfire]

3. Nor has mine, and I lived accordingly, but I can imagine such a circumstance that I would have to

either amend or renounce the oath.

When discharged you are no longer legally bound by your oath.

On a moral basis, I will not serve, or give loyalty or comfort to a Fascist, by any name, regardless of his or her rank in political structure. For instance, if Trump were to escape justice and resume the Presidency through hook, crook or honest election, I could not be bound to obeying his orders for I believe him to be an enemy of the Constitution and the nation, and that contradiction would allow me freedom of choice without guilt.

The oath was written it a time where a traitorous President was unimaginable; my how times have changed.

[Siwsan]

2. I took that oath not just for my time in the Navy, but for my time on earth

[ggma]

4. Ditto

Funny story - I was at the recruitment center, raising my hand at the same moment Ronald Reagan was raising his on the television screen in the day room we used.

gg

[JustABozoOnThisBus]

5. I don't remember the part, "... For only the next two years, I will defend ..."

There was no expiration date that I remember.

[beemerphill]

6. I took the same oath.

I have never broken it and have no plans of breaking it. It was for life. And still is.