My article is not meant to assess or pass judgement on gender identities, but rather the reality of a United States service member being detained and treated inhumanely during that period.
I definitely see where being an active service member doesn't entitle you to civil rights like the average citizen (hence military prisons), but that doesn't justify the treatment. It also doesn't justify the actions taken by the U.S. military to kill civilians overseas, and somebody had to release that information.
My article is not meant to assess or pass judgement on gender identities, but rather the reality of a United States service member being detained and treated inhumanely during that period.
I definitely see where being an active service member doesn't entitle you to civil rights like the average citizen (hence military prisons), but that doesn't justify the treatment. It also doesn't justify the actions taken by the U.S. military to kill civilians overseas, and somebody had to release that information.
The man is a traitor - he's lucky he wasn't shot. Semper Fi.