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High court to decide if it's a crime to lie about being a war hero
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It sure as hell needs to be a crime. Especially since we've been at war for 10 years, these guys are way, way to common.

Notice that it says it's a crime if they fake being awarded any decoration or medal authorized by Congress...technically, that should go for any poser that wears a uniform, even if they don't claim fake medals, because all 5 services have a ribbon you get upon completion of their own basic training. That falls under decoration or medal authorized by Congress for the Armed Forces of the United States...but I'm pretty sure it won't be included in it, or be enforced.

I got arrested at a Central game last year for beating a poser's ass...and got talked to like a dog for doing it, too. It was pathetic...I used to have pictures of the guy on Facebook but the court made me take them off of there. I wouldn't have beat him down if he would've taken off his ACU top like I asked him too. The idiot had 5 badges on, a Special Forces patch on both soldiers, along with the SF tab on both shoulders (which is incorrect), along with a Staff Sergeant rank on and a green beret. He was aloud to stay, with his uniform on, while I went to jail. I wrote in to the News-Express about it and it was actually published in the "Guest" editorial section or whatever it's called now.

I'm still paying on a fine for it, lol. At least I got the patches off his arm. This crap is way, way to common, and I can't stand it when people don't do anything about it. When idiots decide to do this, they're spitting on everyone who's ever worn that uniform, and especially the guys that have actually earned the badges and tabs and medals they "wear". I will correct these guys until the day I die...just like the guy above. If they don't give me their blouse, they are going to have to fight for it. Only respectable way to handle these guys, in my opinion.
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