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I refused it multiple times now. Still in the service but I have to admit the psychological warfare sure takes its toll on you. If they just said 'K, You're Out' after the first time then whatever but being sent everywhere to justify yourself all the time, general hazing and not knowing if you can even leave the country soon keeps me up at night.

What are those of you who refused it doing now and what awaited you?

I refused it multiple times now. Still in the service but I have to admit the psychological warfare sure takes its toll on you. If they just said 'K, You're Out' after the first time then whatever but being sent everywhere to justify yourself all the time, general hazing and not knowing if you can even leave the country soon keeps me up at night. What are those of you who refused it doing now and what awaited you?

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[–] • 4 pts

Correct. When they had the anthrax vaccine debacle, several discharged soldiers eventually won in court, but it was years later. Their military careers were already over, and I don't know if anyone receive monetary compensation in the end.

I hope Liberty Counsel can make things happen quickly, because it doesn't matter much if you're technically right and protected by the RFRA, if your career is over.

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I think it'll be quick. The other cases have sailed through the courts, as you no doubt have seen. It's likely the cases remaining will do the same.

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Hopefully, but I don't think it'll help put the hundreds of servicemen that already have been discharged. Even if they somehow get reinstated, that'll follow them through their career.