Coach vs Bhanky

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When are you breast feeding mong boy titty boy?

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Josh has not stepped foot in NC in the last 5 years. 3 times he said he was coming. 3 times he had some bullshit excuse as to why he didn't. If you bite me while I am beating the shit out of you then you are just asking for death. Its the worst strategy ever to step up the degree of fighting aka biting ball hitting when you are losing a fight. You are not going to win a fight biting someone you are just going to get your ass beat worse.

If its ok I will take fighting advice off people who have own a fight. a real fight. not one they made up on takedown team in Kosovo.

[bhank]

The ones I have been in contact with agree with me. You clearly left under a cloud yet yesterday claimed


'the reason you left was so fantastic you wouldn't believe me'


that is a stolen valor claim right there.

they have your address and take this seriously Brian.

Better get duke primed- incoming

So me not telling you something is stolen valor now bullshit. I said I signed up during a war and I served in Kosovo in the Infantry and I did. You are making false accusations. Every time you do I will just post this pic again to remind everyone that you are a POS

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Real veterans now have your details Brian.

They are amused you are going to staple stuff to their heads.

You left due to fantastic reasons.


Yu didn't.

False claim

Stolen valor

Shame on you.

[Hulkotron]

I purchased the Porsche myself. My discharge was under honorable conditions. When do I get my apology for fake accusations of stolen valor?? You continue to make up lies about me without any evidence

So it was not "Honorable" as you tried to give the impression of earlier, the discharge was specifically "General Discharge Under Honorable Conditions".

Why did you not get "Honorable"?

The full name of this discharge is, “general discharge under honorable conditions”. It usually means there was something that prevented the service member from performing their job adequately or from meeting expected standards of conduct.

https://lawforveterans.org/work/84-discharge-and-retirement/497-military-discharge

[Soul Crusher]

I challenged SC at his GYM they have not replied. I can be there next week if he accepts. But he is a pussy who then tried to put Josh forward instead of accepting his real challenge

You know where I am every 4 - 7:30 any am Monday through Friday.   I'm not changing a damn thing in my schedule to accommodate you.

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So it was not "Honorable" as you tried to give the impression of earlier, the discharge was specifically "General Discharge Under Honorable Conditions".

Why did you not get "Honorable"?

https://lawforveterans.org/work/84-discharge-and-retirement/497-military-discharge

what a tangled web we weave when first we practice to deceive Brian.

[tatoo]

You know where I am every 4 - 7:30 any am Monday through Friday.   I'm not changing a damn thing in my schedule to accommodate you.

lol, the easter bunny will show up to roll before hankins ever would hahaha

[bhank]

Real veterans now have your details Brian.

They are amused you are going to staple stuff to their heads.

You left due to fantastic reasons.


Yu didn't.

False claim

Stolen valor

Shame on you.

I am a real veteran you POS by all means send the veteran police my way so we can laugh at you

[bhank]

So it was not "Honorable" as you tried to give the impression of earlier, the discharge was specifically "General Discharge Under Honorable Conditions".

Why did you not get "Honorable"?

https://lawforveterans.org/work/84-discharge-and-retirement/497-military-discharge

I served honorably if you want to compare DD214 let me know

[Hulkotron]

https://www.quora.com/For-what-reasons-might-one-get-an-Under-Honorable-Conditions-general-discharge

A sailor in my Division received a General Discharge. He never engaged in misconduct, however, he was not very bright and could not be relied on to do anything. His performance appraisals, colloquially known as “Quarterly Marks,” reflected that any assigned task required a degree of supervision far in excess of his peers. Basically, his GPA was too low for an Honorable Discharge.

Typically, in the Army, my experience was that administrative discharges were either uncharacterized - the soldier had less than 180 days service - or they received a general discharge unless they were were involved in some pretty serious misconduct over a period of time. Then the command would hold an administrative discharge board and try to get an other than honorable discharge.

Why a general discharge rather than an honorable? Primarily because the soldier didn't complete their contracted period of enlistment and the general discharge reflected that their service was okay, but not great, plus they got hit with a reenlistment code which made it more difficult to enlist again. The feeling was if you couldn't complete your enlistment you didn't deserve an honorable discharge.

There were exceptions when an honorable was essentially required but the rules changed over time and a general became the norm for early releases. It was purely unwritten, but when you are dealing with full colonels and command sergeants major each having 20+ years in…well, you're not going to get a lot of sympathy or very many honorable discharges.

As far as medical…I can't respond to that. I never dealt with a pure medical discharge. I dealt with some with medical reasons in there and it was often (not always) a result of not giving the MEPS full medical information before enlistment and the service aggravated the medical condition. Each case was different as far as medicals, but that is what was often the case.

It is almost always because of a Chapter 14, misconduct. And that could be a long pattern of small infractions, or a single large infraction.

There are plenty of other ways to get thrown out, you can suck at your MOS, or you can be a PT or weight failure, but as long as you are trying, they will just let you go with an honorable.

But misconduct is the one that seems to generate all the general under honorable or general under other than honorable discharges.

A General military discharge is a form of administrative discharge. If a service member's performance is satisfactory but the individual failed to meet all expectations of conduct for military members, the discharge is considered a General Discharge, Under Honorable Conditions

In my day people were often discharged during basic training as “unable to adapt to the military way of life” meaning they had convinced the officers they would never figure out how to shine their shoes, march, show up for formations…

These days the military does most of that with an “Entry Level Separation” and thus the person is not eligible for most Veterans’ Benefits. That doesn’t have a “character of service” attribute.

An Under Honorable Conditions (General) discharge from military service can occur for several reasons, which typically indicate that while the service member did not meet the standards for an Honorable discharge, their service was not so poor as to warrant a Dishonorable discharge. Some common reasons include:

Minor Misconduct: Involvement in incidents that violate military regulations but are not severe enough to warrant a Dishonorable discharge. This could include repeated minor offenses or disciplinary actions.

Performance Issues: Consistent failure to meet the performance standards expected of a service member, such as not completing training requirements or failing to maintain physical fitness standards.

Substance Abuse: Issues related to substance use or abuse that lead to disciplinary action but do not result in criminal charges or severe misconduct.
Medical or Psychological Issues: Conditions that affect the service member's ability to perform their duties but do not qualify for a medical discharge. This could include mental health issues or other medical conditions that impact job performance.

Failure to Adapt: Difficulties in adjusting to military life or a failure to conform to military standards and expectations, which could include issues related to teamwork or following orders.

Administrative Actions: Discharges due to administrative reasons, such as a reduction in force or other non-disciplinary actions that lead to the service member being separated from service.

A General discharge may still allow for certain benefits and opportunities, but it typically indicates that the service member's performance was not fully satisfactory.

This is a discharge where the individual did not meet military standards but did not misbehave enough to face a court martial. Typical examples might be habitual intoxication (but no violence or other criminal activity), use of marijuana (but no violence or attempt to sell it), or consistent inability to perform assigned tasks to standard, These are exmples. There are others.

It sounds like he was probably just generally incompetent, wouldn't/couldn't follow orders from authorities, and/or stoned.  Basically the same as his behavior on getbig.

[bhank]

https://www.quora.com/For-what-reasons-might-one-get-an-Under-Honorable-Conditions-general-discharge

So let's assume for a minute I was a chronic marijuana user as you propose. Would that make me any less of a veteran? Is smoking marijuana some kind of shameful thing now? What if it had been PEDs to make myself some kind of super soldier would that be better or worse than marijuana?  What if the old knee gave out through no fault of my own? What if I just failed my physical? Lots of reasons lots of people get general discharges. Regardless having a general discharge under honorable conditions does not make anyone any less of a veteran they absolutely get to claim veteran status. There is nothing dishonorable about a general discharge under honorable conditions.

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I am a real veteran you POS by all means send the veteran police my way so we can laugh at you

'we'

they are real veterans who don't lie about their service Brian.

there is no 'we' just a big fitted trust fund junkie digging his grave

[bhank]

'we'

they are real veterans who don't lie about their service Brian.

there is no 'we' just a big fitted trust fund junkie digging his grave

I am a real veteran. I have never lied about my service. Imagine if I had not shown the paperwork proving I was recruited Special Forces? You all would never have dropped it because it was so fantastic and yet it was 100% TRUE

[WrongAdvices]

So it was not "Honorable" as you tried to give the impression of earlier, the discharge was specifically "General Discharge Under Honorable Conditions".

Why did you not get "Honorable"?

https://lawforveterans.org/work/84-discharge-and-retirement/497-military-discharge

HAHAHHAHAHHAHAA- Worst busting ever and out of his own stupid mouth.  I served"honorably".  Shithead was asked to leave for deviancy.  Was the Army JAG Corp involved in kicking you out?

[bhank]

HAHAHHAHAHHAHAA- Worst busting ever and out of his own stupid mouth.  I served"honorably".  Shithead was asked to leave for deviancy.  Was the Army JAG Corp involved in kicking you out?

Simply False

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I am a real veteran. I have never lied about my service. Imagine if I had not shown the paperwork proving I was recruited Special Forces? You all would never have dropped it because it was so fantastic and yet it was 100% TRUE

you have

you claimed you left for fantastical reasons.

thats not true is it Brian.


you could easily put this to bed. the reason you don't is because it was a bad thing.

also 20 months out of 60. well done for a third of your service corporal big jugs.

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Simply False

Prove it liar.


You also claimed to have a parole officer and a probation officer? do tell?

[bhank]

you have

you claimed you left for fantastical reasons.

thats not true is it Brian.


you could easily put this to bed. the reason you don't is because it was a bad thing.

also 20 months out of 60. well done for a third of your service corporal big jugs.

Really how? I tell you what happened you claim I am lying then what??? Same shit forever. You guys claim I lied when I said I was a veteran. You falsely accused me of stolen valor. I proved I am a veteran. You guys continue to make false allegations end of story. I have nothing left to prove I already proved everything I said. I do not need to share anything else. 

20 months is more than you served yes? Exactly

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tell us why you left?


you won't?

why?

because it puts you in a bad light and is at odds with your claims.

its so obvious its painful.



now go and finish unpacking your house you lazy bitch.

[bhank]

tell us why you left?


you won't?

why?

because it puts you in a bad light and is at odds with your claims.

its so obvious its painful.



now go and finish unpacking your house you lazy bitch.

What claims? What am I claiming I have not already proven?

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Really how? I tell you what happened you claim I am lying then what??? Same shit forever. You guys claim I lied when I said I was a veteran. You falsely accused me of stolen valor. I proved I am a veteran. You guys continue to make false allegations end of story. I have nothing left to prove I already proved everything I said. I do not need to share anything else. 

20 months is more than you served yes? Exactly

Brian you left under a cloud. If you don't post the real reason we will assume it is something terrible.

'have at it'

you claimed it was a fantastic reason'

it weasnt

that means you are lying about service.

that is the very definition of stolen valour

blood on your hands bitch.

same as you wont reveal why you had a probation officer?
if you did there was a reason.
if you didnt you were lying.

either way you come out of it as dishonest.

[BB]

I am a real veteran. I have never lied about my service. Imagine if I had not shown the paperwork proving I was recruited Special Forces? You all would never have dropped it because it was so fantastic and yet it was 100% TRUE

" In 1993, former President Bill Clinton modified the military's policy to “don't ask, don't tell,” which allowed LGBTQ troops to serve in the armed forces if they didn't disclose their sexual orientation. Sponsor Message. That policy was repealed in 2011, when Congress allowed for their open service in the military "

https://www.npr.org/2024/10/16/g-s1-28468/pentagon-honorable-discharges-dont-ask-dont-tell .

Did they ask, and you told? If so, read the link, they'll fix you right up.

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Brian you claim you are a real veteran

Brian you aren't a veteran

Sorry as you stated to did 20 months

Enlisted after September 8, 1980
A minimum service requirement exists. Service members must have served a minimum of 24 months of active duty to be considered a veteran. If the service member becomes disabled because of their time in the service, there is no minimum length of service to qualify for VA benefits.



STOLEN VALOR

YOU ARE NO VETERAN

[illuminati]

I am a real veteran. I have never lied about my service. Imagine if I had not shown the paperwork proving I was recruited Special Forces? You all would never have dropped it because it was so fantastic and yet it was 100% TRUE

Now then Stolen Valor Boy - Why do you feel that inert need to lie about so many things ? Clearly inside you feel inadequate & inferior
to other men & have to exaggerate to compensate - you should seek help
& share your abuse & internal feelings.