Vet Spit on by Cowards Finally gets his Parade

[Dave D]

I wouldn't have made such a big deal about it if you assholes hadn't gone on and on and one for months about how it was a fantasy that I would never accomplish.

You assholes then spent months calling me every kind of name in the book. Spreading lie after lie after lie about my service.

I have been completely vindicated. You can kiss my honorably served veteran ass on its way to Law School

https://law.campbell.edu/apply/tuition-aid/scholarships/

Honoratos Emeritus Scholarship
Campbell Law appreciates the service of the members of our Armed Forces. This $15,000 annual scholarship serves those who have served. The Honoratos Emeritus Scholarship is a three-year scholarship guaranteed for Veterans who have served honorably and matriculate as first-year incoming law students at Campbell Law. It is renewable in each of the three years the Veteran attends Campbell Law, so long as the Veteran remains in good academic standing.

You need not apply for these scholarships. We award them automatically to qualifying students.

Go ahead tell me the Veteran Lawyer Dean at a Law School can't read a DD214 and you know better

Why do you keep coming back of everyone is so mean?

[IroNat]

It's surprising how expensive Justice can be in the Land of the Free

They basically give everyone a scholarship discount to offset their inflated tuition and get people to fill their classes.

Universities love their law schools because they generate so much money.

So many Universities built law schools over the past couple decades for the express purpose of this gravy train that there are not enough students to fill them.

Except for the very top law schools (Ivy League, etc.), getting into law school nowadays is no big deal.

You apply to Bumf*ck Law School and you are accepted.  All you have to do is pay the freight.

Having a law degree from a lower tier school is not worth much.  People with law degrees from these schools are a dime a dozen.

Making a living as a lawyer with a degree from lower tier schools is really tough.  You have to be an ambulance chaser.

It's sounds romantic to be a lawyer but it's quite a grind of a job.  Similar to being an accountant.

Unless you are willing to have a career which is a grind don't waste your money and time on law school.

If you are just doing it so you can say you are a "lawyer" find something better to do with your life and money.

[Dave D]

They basically give everyone a scholarship discount to offset their inflated tuition and get people to fill their classes.

Universities love their law schools because they generate so much money.

So many Universities built law schools over the past couple decades for the express purpose of this gravy train that there are not enough students to fill them.

Except for the very top law schools (Ivy League, etc.), getting into law school nowadays is no big deal.

You apply to Bumf*ck Law School and you are accepted.  All you have to do is pay the freight.

Having a law degree from a lower tier school is not worth much.  People with law degrees from these schools are a dime a dozen.

Making a living as a lawyer with a degree from lower tier schools is really tough.  You have to be an ambulance chaser.

It's sounds romantic to be a lawyer but it's quite a grind of a job.  Similar to being an accountant.

Unless you are willing to have a career which is a grind don't waste your money and time on law school.

If you are just doing it so you can say you are a "lawyer" find something better to do with your life and money.

It’s a life long dream hater.

Law school was never an option while he was struggling in Kitty Hawk. Soon he will fulfill the other dream of federal prosecutor and eventually the public with select him for an appointed position.

The train is leaving the station and there’s no stopping.

[bhank]

They basically give everyone a scholarship discount to offset their inflated tuition and get people to fill their classes.

Universities love their law schools because they generate so much money.

So many Universities built law schools over the past couple decades for the express purpose of this gravy train that there are not enough students to fill them.

Except for the very top law schools (Ivy League, etc.), getting into law school nowadays is no big deal.

You apply to Bumf*ck Law School and you are accepted.  All you have to do is pay the freight.

Having a law degree from a lower tier school is not worth much.  People with law degrees from these schools are a dime a dozen.

Making a living as a lawyer with a degree from lower tier schools is really tough.  You have to be an ambulance chaser.

It's sounds romantic to be a lawyer but it's quite a grind of a job.  Similar to being an accountant.

Unless you are willing to have a career which is a grind don't waste your money and time on law school.

If you are just doing it so you can say you are a "lawyer" find something better to do with your life and money.

Not everything is always about money. Just being recognized as a veteran and given something for it meant a lot to me even if it hadn't been a monetary reward at all. It being 15k a year though does mean even more than just recognition. Same with law School. I can comfortably sit home and do nothing I have been able to for a long time.

[wes]

Where does the Vietnam veteran come into play?

Oh,I get it,you wanted people to view the thread to appease your craving for attention.

You do realize that you are quite insane don`t you. 

[38 returns]

Not everything is always about money. Just being recognized as a veteran and given something for it meant a lot to me even if it hadn't been a monetary reward at all. It being 15k a year though does mean even more than just recognition. Same with law School. I can comfortably sit home and do nothing I have been able to for a long time. I want to go to Law School. I would like to be a lawyer. I would take a job as a federal defense attorney for minimum wage.

you served under 20 months

you arent a veteran

stolen valor bitch

[bhank]

you served under 20 months

you arent a veteran

stolen valor bitch

That is not the definition of a veteran you moron. I am done with this topic. I already got my Veteran scholarship for serving honorably. You guys can just be mad about it all you want.

[38 returns]

yes it is

JKK drug abuse- tell us what it was for you fucking stolen valor junkie

not mad about it- just want you dead. you bring nothing to life.

[Donny]

That is not the definition of a veteran you moron. I am done with this topic. I already got my Veteran scholarship for serving honorably. You guys can just be mad about it all you want.

I can´t speak for the US Army but in the British Army anyone under 2 years service is a "sprog" a "red arse" a "Nig"
you were only a soldier after say 3 years

[38 returns]

I can´t speak for the US Army but in the British Army anyone under 2 years service is a "sprog" a "red arse" a "Nig"
you were only a soldier after say 3 years

donnny he did basic training

then served 14 months before agreeing to leave

[joswift]

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT CHAPTER 14, AR 635-200: Separation for Misconduct
1. WHAT IS THE BASIS FOR A CHAPTER 14?
a. This discharge may be given to a soldier upon the following:
(1) The soldier's conduct exhibits a pattern of minor military disciplinary infractions; or
(2) The soldier's conduct exhibits a pattern of discreditable involvement with civilian authorities or a pattern of conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline (paragraph 14-12b); or
(3) The soldier commits a single act of "serious misconduct" (paragraph 14-12c) "serious misconduct" is an offense which could be punished by a punitive discharge under the UCMJ.

https://home.army.mil/monterey/application/files/2615/4955/1548/chapter_14_info_paper.pdf

lets take a look at the separation authority on Brians discharge DD214




its number 3 on the list, a single act of serious misconduct, the worst one out of the 3 options

Looks like his daddies lawyers got it up to "under honorable conditions"

[38 returns]

and he will never admit what it was


because hes a lying fraud

[nobody in particular]

donnny he did basic training

then served 14 months before agreeing to leave

which in all likelihood was agreeing to leave and in return the military saved the $$ and embarassment for having to court marshall a junkie who brough shame to the armed forces.

The moment he said his discharge papers had the word honorable on them rather than he was honorably discharged (which he clearly wasn't) we all knew what was up. Lying junkie stolen valor homo.

 Takedown team, going in unarmed, It's odds on that that is semhanktics for wally woofter taking it up the arse bareback from a group of males not just one

[wes]

Fuck this assclown......once again I am going to try to attempt to ignore him,but it`s going to be very difficult with all the bullshit he spews.

I`m bored silly with this dickheads nonsense.

[AbrahamG]

Getbig = The deep state
Bhanks = Trump

[joswift]

Section III
Acts or Patterns of Misconduct
14–12. Conditions that subject Soldiers to discharge
Soldiers are subject to action per this section for the following:
a. Minor disciplinary infractions. A pattern of misconduct consisting solely of minor military disciplinary infrac-
tions. Except as provided in paragraph 11–3c, if separation of a Soldier in entry-level status is warranted solely by reason of minor disciplinary infractions, the action will be processed under chapter 11.
b. A pattern of misconduct. A pattern of misconduct consisting of one of the following:
(1) Discreditable involvement with civil or military authorities.
(2) Discreditable conduct and conduct prejudicial to good order and discipline including conduct violating the
accepted standards of personal conduct found in the UCMJ, Army regulations, the civil law, and time-honored customs and traditions of the Army.
c. Commission of a serious offense. Commission of a serious military or civil offense, if the specific circumstances of the offense warrant separation and a punitive discharge is, or would be, authorized for the same or a closely related offense under the MCM.
(1) An absentee returned to military control from a status of absent without leave or desertion may be separated for commission of a serious offense. (See para 1–43 for civil offenses under investigation by foreign authorities.)
(2) Abuse of illegal drugs is serious misconduct.

Para 14-12 C (2)

[38 returns]

jkk

he hates it

[Dave D]

Not everything is always about money. Just being recognized as a veteran and given something for it meant a lot to me even if it hadn't been a monetary reward at all. It being 15k a year though does mean even more than just recognition. Same with law School. I can comfortably sit home and do nothing I have been able to for a long time.

You can’t say it’s not about money when that and commute time is all you’ve talked about.

[chaos]

I never lied about anything in my godamn life.

Liar

[Donny]

donnny he did basic training

then served 14 months before agreeing to leave

yeah...he´s a Red Arse 

[joswift]

yeah...he´s a Red Arse 

hes had a red ringpiece for most of his adult life

[38 returns]

hes had a red ringpiece for most of his adult life

and red eyes from crying when the nasty policeman told him off for doing a naughty

[joswift]

https://home.army.mil/monterey/application/files/2615/4955/1548/chapter_14_info_paper.pdf

lets take a look at the separation authority on Brians discharge DD214




its number 3 on the list, a single act of serious misconduct, the worst one out of the 3 options

Looks like his daddies lawyers got it up to "under honorable conditions"

[bhank]

I literally proved you emphatically wrong the very first post of this thread I was completely vindicated but please continue to be an idiot who doesnt know what they are talking about

[joswift]

https://home.army.mil/monterey/application/files/2615/4955/1548/chapter_14_info_paper.pdf

lets take a look at the separation authority on Brians discharge DD214




its number 3 on the list, a single act of serious misconduct, the worst one out of the 3 options

Looks like his daddies lawyers got it up to "under honorable conditions"