Hegseth Downsizes "Seven United States Army Core Values" to six

[RobDownSouth]

For decades, the United States Army has instilled "Seven Core Values" into ALL new enlistees.
These seven values were:

• Loyalty
• Duty
• Respect (deprecated as of January 2025)
• Selfless Service
• Honor
• Integrity
• Personal Courage

military.com has noticed that alcoholic Secretary of Defense 'Tiny' Peter Hegseth has worked diligently behind the scenes to pare down the values to six, removing 'respect' from the core values. All official Army website pages containing the keyword "respect" are being deleted, as they disproportionately feature photographs of either non-white or female Army personnel (sometimes BOTH!)

These website pages run contrary to Secretary Hegseth's vision of a return to an all-White all-Male military force of "warfighters". Warfighters, by definition, can only be White males.

 

[Chernosoth]

Stabbing and twisting with a bayonet, spraying radioactive depleted uranium ammo over a warzone, bombing civilians, etc. may seem disrespectful to the slowly dying.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

These website pages run contrary to Secretary Hegseth's vision of a return to an all-White all-Male military force of "warfighters". Warfighters, by definition, can only be White males.

Goddamned dumbest racist piece of crap I've ever heard.

 

[Carnal_Flower]

Black males played a significant role in the Vietnam War123. They made up 14.1% of the total enlisted men who died in Vietnam, compared to 11.0% of the young male population nationwide1. More than 300,000 Black Americans served in Vietnam, and they were 16.3% of the armed forces and up to 25% of enlisted men in the Army3

 

[RobDownSouth]

Black males played a significant role in the Vietnam War123. They made up 14.1% of the total enlisted men who died in Vietnam, compared to 11.0% of the young male population nationwide1. More than 300,000 Black Americans served in Vietnam, and they were 16.3% of the armed forces and up to 25% of enlisted men in the Army3

That reminds me, who was that North Carolina politician, late 80s early 90s, when asked why he didn't volunteer to go to Vietnam, replied that he wanted to, but 'some black guy got his spot'?