Comments by "princeoftidds" (@MachiavellisThePrince) on "Pentagon orders company to stop making faith-based dog tags" video.

A private company cannot co-opt the design and aesthetic of the US military to make an unlicensed product appear to be promoted by the Department of Defense.
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@user-fe6km7gw8m Romans 16:18 for such people do not serve our Lord Christ but their own appetites. They deceive the hearts of the unsuspecting with smooth talk and flattering words.
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Which part of the Bible says, "Thou shalt whine and cry like a mewling babe if you cannot buy dog tags"??
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@marksleeger5061 push it as far as you want but if you start sending your product to active military, don't be surprised if the DoD eventually responds by telling you to stop.
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Stopping shameless profiteering is hardly taking faith from service members. That's just a ridiculous conclusion.
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@neondystopian I can't speak to how bad he is at his job but if he didn't make money I'm not sure he'd be on TV airing his grievances.
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@tonkatruck1968 you didn't make your camo pjs, I hope, and soldiers can't wear those in active duty either. I doubt you'd need a lawyer since I think you have a lot of trouble showing you are legally competent to understand the courtroom and proceedings.
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Fascism is not going to take over our country, Griftey. Let it go.
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I don't think Kenny should be sued. The cease and desist should be a severe enough message to keep this from happening again.
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Good for the Department of Defense! It's not often they do something moral or stand against shameless profiteering.
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That's right, David! It's just stupid FOX is even giving something this silly airtime. The victimhood is strong on this network...
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This guy was dressing US soldiers for twenty years and was finally told to stop. Instead of sniffling on TV, he should just apologize and stop.
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Is that why the Secretary of Defense is on TV whining and talking about overcoming fear?
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Do you consider yourself an alarmist, Dale?
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You can do that outside of uniform, not in active duty or in your private life. America protects the freedom to practice any religion you choose.
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He wouldn't have gone on TV if this weren't about how his bottom-line was affected.
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The Eleventh Commandment: Thou shalt occupy foreign lands indefinitely and use My Name to justify evils at home and in far off lands.
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For what? You can't sue for the right to make something that appears to be government-issue.
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God must've been working through the DoD in this case then.
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One guy sniffling and quaking over his dog tag business hardly qualifies this country as weak, Gordo.
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Do you think the Department of Defense is taking this stand to combat homophobia??
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America's completely unaffected by this little sob story, Kitty.
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@donaldmccarty457 you think suing the DoD is a good idea?? Good luck with that...
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Making faith-based dog tags hardly qualifies someone as the enemy. It's shameless and stupid but not evil.
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@artrogue4150 the DoD isn't worried about dog tags but this guy in the segment sure seems to be.
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You're not likely to be missed.
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Just because Christians refer to themselves as God-fearing doesn't mean they all qualify as cowards, Channel.
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What? That's just ridiculous! It's both.
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Is that because the modern GOP is populated by cowards?
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@outhousejohns7953 what's a rat tag? Is that like the clips on ears for science experiments?
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@Prophet Of Hasthur it's pretty safe to assume you don't know more about much of anything than anyone you meet.
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I don't think they're ashamed of Kenny, they just don't think he should continue to operate as though he's endorsed by the Department of Defense.
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Freedom of religion doesn't include selling products meant to look like government-issued gear, Karen.
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Frequencied?
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Freedom of religion is not affected by this decision in anyway. Dry your tears and pull yourself together, Tim.
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