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His career is on him. Report him.
If you think he has the potential to become violent towards yourself, or other trans people, then you need to report him. Living in fear should never be an option for anyone, and admitting you're trans without having support is going to make you vulnerable to whatever he would consider doing to you.
I don't know if he does. His speech was pretty incendiary, talking about how trans people don't/shouldn't exist and shouldn't be allowed to transition, but wasn't *overtly* violent. It didn't say particularly how he thought we should stop trans people from transitioning, though I can't see how that could be done without violence.
There is no such thing as reporting someone in the military. U would b labeled as a snitch. Plus, nothing will be done because of his post. Article 15? Nope. Freedom of speech baby.
with all the facebook algorithms, I'm surprised they let it slide. but yeah, **** that guy and report him.
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It's not your duty to protect his career. Reporting him is your duty to your fellow military members, and to refuse to is to dishonor your uniform.
Follow your protocol. If it puts his military career at risk that’s all on him. Military don’t need people like him. You’ll be doing the right thing. Thank you for serving our country.