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    1. f1rstg1raffe on

      “…a 27-year-old of Angolan and Portuguese descent, who obtained U.S. citizenship through military service.”

    2. People will eat up this clickbait. The veteran was very briefly detained and said himself he was treated fairly. He was on federal property which is the only places marines can detain, and only long enough for police to take over.

    3. Dude he walked onto federal property that the marines were ordered to guard, didn’t respond to them when they were yelling at him to stop (most definitely because of the earbuds), was only temporarily detained until police came, and was later released with no penalties.

      Y’all are so quick to jump to conclusions and to pull the race card. Fuck this stupid ass Reddit echo chamber

    4. TintedApostle on

      The 250 years of Marines honor is wiped into the earth all for Trump. My Father was a Marine and proud. He would be out protesting today and ashamed of the Corps.

    5. The veteran they arrested has likely seen war and those guys probably haven’t. This is probably the only action they’ve seen their entire enlistment.

    6. ratione_materiae on

      >Following his release, Leao explained that he was on his way to an office at the Department of Veterans Affairs when he crossed a boundary established by some yellow tape and was asked to stop. He also told reporters that he had been treated fairly, saying of the Marines, “They’re just doing their job.”

      Really not newsworthy. 

    7. Raspberries-Are-Evil on

      These “marines” deserve dishonorable discharged for violating their oath. Their officers should be prosecuted for following illegal orders.

    8. DalvinCanCook on

      Guys the veteran who was arrested said that he was treated fairly and that the marines were only doing their jobs…another military tool

    9. Shame on this regime for putting our troops in this position! These soldiers aren’t the ilk of the ice or law enforcement thugs. They took an oath to defend our constitution. They have been put in an impossible position. I’m a vet. These deployment orders would make me sick yet breaking ranks would not be an options. This does not leave them without a conscience.

    10. DidntDiddydoit on

      Whelp, we know what side the military is on. Thats pretty much gonna be game over.

      America is a failed state.

    11. Unusual-Ear5013 on

      Holy F … the only way the objects could be worse would be if they shot him. Hoping they don’t shoot anyone and go back to their bases.

    12. Do-you-see-it-now on

      A picture for history books in the future showing what happened when traitors convinced rubes to put them in power.

    13. Dangerous-Coconut-49 on

      “may temporarily detain an individual in specific circumstances” – except there is no specificity. Like, literally, none.

    14. Imagine being so useless you sign up for the military and then you end up doing this

    15. They’re going after the good law abiding people. There are so many ways to go after the “bad guys” but they’re too scared to do it.

    16. Open_Mortgage_4645 on

      These Marines should go home and eat their gun. They’ve disgraced the Marines, they’ve disgraced the country, they’ve disgraced their families, and they’ve disgraced themselves. They are the fucking enemy.

    17. InsideMyGrandma on

      „the civilian identified himself as Marcos Leao, 27. Leao said he was an Army veteran on his way to an office of the Department of Veterans Affairs when he crossed a yellow tape boundary and was asked to stop.“

      Leao, who gained his U.S. citizenship through military service, said he was treated „very fairly.““They’re just doing their job.“ (Reuters)

      The U.S. military’s Northern Command said active duty forces „may temporarily detain an individual in specific circumstances.

      Any temporary detention ends immediately when the individual(s) can be safely transferred to the custody of appropriate civilian law enforcement personnel.“

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