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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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[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

someone needs to create a site where all military members who are refusing/claiming exemptions/have been given the boot can go to for networking and resources. those who are able to help would also be able to visit the site to offer jobs or places to stay, etc. call rep. massie's office in DC and tell him what you are going thru. don't take the line that you aren't his constituent.

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I'm not in the US but you are right. I have been trying to find a place where soldiers going through this are meeting but other than a few relatively small telegram groups that are scattered I haven't found anything. Guess I could start one though!

[–] [deleted] • 1 pt

start it on gab. seems like the most friendly place for it. i plan on calling Massie's office again and asking that someone in his office start it.

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Will check that out, I thought Gab was like twitter, never even looked into it other than hearing it here and there