[QUOTE="import_fighter1"][QUOTE="MrGeezer"][QUOTE="shaza91"]I don't think that the marines took it too far. If anything, they didn't take it far enough.It was lunch time and me and a few friends were standing behind this station where these Marines had come for the day and try to recruit. My friend, being the dumbass he is who craves attention, says "**** Marines" and "Marines are *****es". Just then a Marine recruiter who is in his uniform walks up to us and asks us if we were planning on joining the Marines. My freind then tells him that he already recruited to the Navy and that Navy was a lot better than the Marines. The Marines then walks up to his face and tells him that "the Navy is full of a bunch of ****ing over-glorified ****ies who don't hold a match to what the Marines go through". He then points to my friend's fat stomach and says that "he's in perfect shape for the Navy, but if he joined the Marines the only thing he could be useful for is as a mop for the **** covered tiolets". Before leaving he says that if my friend does join the Navy he "better bring a bottle of vasaline since he's going to spend months on a boat with a bunch of people who call themselves seamen".
After the Marine walks away and my friend looks like he's about to cry, I am literally cracking up for 5 minutes straight. But did the Marine take it too far, I mean he is in a school enviroment or did my friend deserve it.
MrGeezer
After all, they could have just kicked his ass.
To all of you that reply "they should have just kicked his ass", do you think marines or any other soldier in uniform has a license to go around kicking anyones ass that talks ****? If any of you had any kind of discipline whatsoever, including that Marine, you would know how to act professional in situations like that and still have the upper hand.. that Marine is just another disgrace to the men and women in uniform that are professional.. he was talking **** about another military branch and acting like a 12 year old would..
Oh, cry me a river. If the other dude was serious about joining the Navy, I'm sure they wouldn't have had to "own" him so. They only got hostile because your friend was intentionally trying to put them down. The point of his comments was not "I am really interested in joining the Navy", the point of his comments was "**** the marines."
And yes, I suppose that the marines COULD have acted more professionally. But they obviously did not HAVE to, and not acting more professionally apparently worked out just fine for them. So all in all, everyone wins.
NO all in all everyone doesn't win.. people like him are the disgrace of the armed forces and it's getting worse.. I don't expect you to understand discipline though..
and yes, when you are in uniform you are to act professional.. not like a 12 year old and diss on another armed force in front of a bunch of other civilians.. he can be repremanded for his actions..
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