04-11-2016, 08:41 PM
(04-08-2016, 02:32 AM)RICHMONDBENGAL_07 Wrote: As far as the topic goes. I have no problem with people practicing what ever religion they choose or sexual orientation they prefer, or even what their sex is. They can either perform the job or they can't. One standard and the Uniform is part of that IMO. Again I readily admit I don't understand why it is so important for some to adhere to their grooming standards of their religion as to those of the military. I'm also aware that some might find the military's grooming standards to be absurd. Hell I bucked the system when I was in and wore my hair longer than I should have, until a chief told me I wasn't leaving the ship (we were pier side) until my hair was regulation...I buzzed it boot camp clean. Point being at the time is that I would've preferred drinking beer and chasing girls rather than take a stance on my hair. I just find it weird where people "draw the line" as to what is important to them.
You bring up an interesting point in your experiences in the military which made me think: How did this guy get through boot camp without being buzzed down, or do they not do that anymore?
