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17 minutes ago, smilesammich said:

i have to joke. i don't know how else i could function with everything thats going on..we're going to beef up our already beefed up military, more money for the pentagon (how much $$ is unaccounted for??), build a pointless POINTLESS wall across the border (while decreasing funding to the coast guard DERP) and please for the love of all that is holy, don't get me started on the sad SAD SAD state of our public education system which is about to be DESTROYED BY TRUST FUND BABIES AND MOFOS WHO HAVE NOT HAD TO WORK A DAY IN THEIR LIVES thus never UTILIZING the expensive private school "educations" that get them in WHATEVER DOOR THEY WANT. cuts to department of agriculture - bet that's allllllll food stamps. sorry i'm not yelling at you, but if i take this stuff seriously here all the time, i'd get a lifetime ban in a week. maybe less.

speaking of Bouef...did you check out the beefcakes on Marines United?  

 

Military nude photo investigation expands into gay porn websites

http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2017/03/17/marine-corps-commandant-robert-neller-marines-united-pornography/99306778/

 

WASHINGTON — The military scandal involving sharing of sexually explicit images of troops has expanded beyond the private social media site Marines United to a slew of gay pornography web pages with images of men wearing military uniforms engaged in sex acts, USA TODAY has learned.

The broadened investigation to an increasing number of websites underscores the complexity of policing social media sites where sensitive images can be uploaded in an instant for all to see. In the case of the sites with gay pornography, military investigators will be tasked with determining whether active-duty troops were involved in conduct that could bring discredit on their service, a potential violation of military law.

The Marine Corps is not the only service affected. Images of men in the uniforms of sailors, soldiers and airmen also appear on an array of Tumblr sites. Similar to the Marines United case, it is unclear whether men appearing in the images — some photographed engaging in sex — provided consent to have their images shared publicly. Victims of so-called revenge porn in the Marines United case have limited protection under military law if the photographs or videos were taken originally with their consent.

The Pentagon has established a joint military task force to handle the growing investigation, said MaryAnn Cummings, a spokeswoman for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

Navy, Marine, Army, Air Force and Coast Guard investigators have "established a multi-service task force to expand the investigation," she said.

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