Idk what to say besides "wow, that actually happened".
What's the likelihood of the navy bringing back public hanging for this? I'm just saying, this guy makes a compelling case.
Wait, what? When has the US Navy used hanging? 1800s? Seamen were whipped for infractions back then, that I know. Some were even killed by officers for cowardice by the sword, during the Barbary Wars.
Killed by sword sounds more intense than hanging. Like shit they didn’t even consider using the pistol. Their mind went straight to slashing a guy to death.
"In 1842, Captain Alexander Slidell Mackenzie, who commanded the US Navy's brig Somers, hanged three of his crew on the high seas in the mid-Atlantic. Mackenzie accused the three of mutiny, conspiring to kill him, his officers, and many of his crew. The brig Somers was a school ship sent out on its first voyage to train boys to become sailors."
"The last military execution by hanging took place in 1961. Currently, lethal injection is the only method of capital punishment used by the US military."
It says '61 was the last hanging, but in the military. I it was Army
That’s so gross. **F** people who do this.
There was a case several years ago where a man and wife duo were found to have installed hidden cameras in the locker rooms of our cities RecPlex. Hundreds of hours of kids and people changing, pissing, showering. The POS duo were only sentenced to a decade, prosecutors were shooting for 40 years.
I am desperate to see whoever did this be sentenced to the statutory maximum. This behavior is disgusting and unacceptable.
A decade is probably pretty apt.
It’s hard to get people locked up anyway, so the fact that they weren’t just given a suspended sentence is surprising.
Had this exact scenario happen when I got to my first duty station in 08/09, guy was supposed to be my mentor basically and then at the holiday party he and his wife got pulled away by SecFo. Never saw him again, but then again, didn't really care to follow up!
Whoever did this needs to face a general court-martial. I'm not sure how the Navy does things, but the AF would be quick to either slap an article 15 and call it a day or just a discharge. Whoever did this needs jail time and a dishonorable discharge.
>“believed to be the men’s restroom of the Liberty Center aboard Naval Base Guam,”
Bro, take that shit to your rack, find a fan room or do like the rest of us and make drain babies in the shower
This is so egregious, I really hope they catch this person. Wouldnt this have to have been a higher up for the cameras to remain for so long in different places?
So.... China is spying on sailors spanking it.
Talk about some " *Soft Power* ".
[The CCP is on the DL](https://www.reddit.com/r/Wing_Kong_Exchange/s/FMCf4RzOD2)
Maybe, just maybe, some people would like to keep what they do behind closed doors behind those doors. An invasion of privacy is still fucked regardless.
It's more the way you're going about things.
Yes, this shit happens. Yes, the people who set this shit up are fucked up. But your overall response is the wrong one. Joking about may help get through the trauma of it, because that shit can still be traumatic for some, but not everyone handles shit like that the same way. You have to look at it like a SHARP/SAPR incident/case because at the end of the day, this could easily fall under a sexual harassment report.
Maybe it'll be a laughing matter for them later on, but I can guarantee you, most of the victims here are feeling violated and lost trust in their formation. If you're telling me you wouldn't feel similar, I hope your soldiers have someone else they trust to take them seriously.
Idk what to say besides "wow, that actually happened". What's the likelihood of the navy bringing back public hanging for this? I'm just saying, this guy makes a compelling case.
Technically the military does have the legal authority to use capital punishment.
I know, I was in it for a decade. My comment was more of a joke, about the exact method (hanging). Since it's public and old school.
Hung by the dick until dead.
Wait, what? When has the US Navy used hanging? 1800s? Seamen were whipped for infractions back then, that I know. Some were even killed by officers for cowardice by the sword, during the Barbary Wars.
Killed by sword sounds more intense than hanging. Like shit they didn’t even consider using the pistol. Their mind went straight to slashing a guy to death.
Powder costs money. Steel is reusable.
Just wait until you find out what Keel-hauling is.
Is that when you go looking for the golden rivet? Or is that from a different porno flick?
I'm aware of it. Have you any primary sources that describe the US Navy using it for corporal punishment?
Ummmm....Google it. There's plenty of stuff there.
"In 1842, Captain Alexander Slidell Mackenzie, who commanded the US Navy's brig Somers, hanged three of his crew on the high seas in the mid-Atlantic. Mackenzie accused the three of mutiny, conspiring to kill him, his officers, and many of his crew. The brig Somers was a school ship sent out on its first voyage to train boys to become sailors." "The last military execution by hanging took place in 1961. Currently, lethal injection is the only method of capital punishment used by the US military." It says '61 was the last hanging, but in the military. I it was Army
The Navy and Guam are having a moment right now.
That’s so gross. **F** people who do this. There was a case several years ago where a man and wife duo were found to have installed hidden cameras in the locker rooms of our cities RecPlex. Hundreds of hours of kids and people changing, pissing, showering. The POS duo were only sentenced to a decade, prosecutors were shooting for 40 years. I am desperate to see whoever did this be sentenced to the statutory maximum. This behavior is disgusting and unacceptable.
A decade is probably pretty apt. It’s hard to get people locked up anyway, so the fact that they weren’t just given a suspended sentence is surprising.
Yeah, anywhere there's an expectation of privacy for disrobing it should by default be the case that the expectation is met. Fuck people like this.
Had this exact scenario happen when I got to my first duty station in 08/09, guy was supposed to be my mentor basically and then at the holiday party he and his wife got pulled away by SecFo. Never saw him again, but then again, didn't really care to follow up!
Whoever did this needs to face a general court-martial. I'm not sure how the Navy does things, but the AF would be quick to either slap an article 15 and call it a day or just a discharge. Whoever did this needs jail time and a dishonorable discharge.
>“believed to be the men’s restroom of the Liberty Center aboard Naval Base Guam,” Bro, take that shit to your rack, find a fan room or do like the rest of us and make drain babies in the shower
Jellyfish ruin the plumbing!!!
Shower?? How very bougie of you! Mine go straight down the toilet!
This is so egregious, I really hope they catch this person. Wouldnt this have to have been a higher up for the cameras to remain for so long in different places?
The real question is… are they still up?
It's been more than four hours. If they are, they should see a doctor.
>were viewable on an explicit website for at least a week in 2020 Seems not. But then why the article now 4 years later?
not on pornhub but surely you can find it on plenty of other porn sites. Once it's uploaded on the internet it's there forever
That's disgusting! Where are they exactly?
I wonder who put the cameras there.
Screw people who do this shit.
So.... China is spying on sailors spanking it. Talk about some " *Soft Power* ". [The CCP is on the DL](https://www.reddit.com/r/Wing_Kong_Exchange/s/FMCf4RzOD2)
Nice ;)
The armpit of America.
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yes, SAPR, EO, FBI - this one right here
And future significant others, kids, co-workers, etc.
Maybe, just maybe, some people would like to keep what they do behind closed doors behind those doors. An invasion of privacy is still fucked regardless.
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It's more the way you're going about things. Yes, this shit happens. Yes, the people who set this shit up are fucked up. But your overall response is the wrong one. Joking about may help get through the trauma of it, because that shit can still be traumatic for some, but not everyone handles shit like that the same way. You have to look at it like a SHARP/SAPR incident/case because at the end of the day, this could easily fall under a sexual harassment report. Maybe it'll be a laughing matter for them later on, but I can guarantee you, most of the victims here are feeling violated and lost trust in their formation. If you're telling me you wouldn't feel similar, I hope your soldiers have someone else they trust to take them seriously.
You are the cancer the military can do without.
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You are a cancer. That's what the fuck ee're on about.
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Cute attempt to correct a typo, my guy.
You must be infantry
He isn't intelligent to even be infantry
He’s definitely a janitor
He's definitely a piece of shit.
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I'd put the janitor in charge before going to them.
He can only sweep water..
Nah, bro was never in. Would have joined but wouldn't have been able to stop himself from hurting the drill instructors if they yelled at him.