Posted on Jul 8, 2024
Department of Defense Standards of Conduct Office > ETHICS TOPICS > Political Activities
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The Pentagon’s new social media policy is here! It’s crucial for us to stay informed and understand how we can engage responsibly online
Department of Defense Standards of Conduct Office > ETHICS TOPICS > Political Activities
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Posted 5 mo ago
Responses: 2
SSG Carlos Madden, I think a better link to use would be the overall DoD Social Media Policy page*.
It's focused more to the "social media" aspect instead of the "political activities" one (plus stays linked to the most recent Service-speicifc guidance/regulations).
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* https://www.defense.gov/social-media-policy/
It's focused more to the "social media" aspect instead of the "political activities" one (plus stays linked to the most recent Service-speicifc guidance/regulations).
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* https://www.defense.gov/social-media-policy/
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I don't think I fall into any of those restricted classes. I'll continue to voice my opinions. :)
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The thing is I swore an Oath to "Uphold and Defend the Constitution", Certainly I have my own opinions, but I try to align those with the 'Rule of Law". I understand that my rights only go as far as not infringing on those of another citizen. Notice I made the distinction of Citizen when mentioning rights. Everyone has basic Human Rights, only Citizens defined in the Bill of Rights, have the enumerated rights of the Constitution.
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