Liberty Navy [LN] Feedback Thread

[Stoner_Steve]

1325.6 also states that military members' "right of expression" is preserved, including peaceful demonstrations against the government or the war, as long as it is done away from a military installation, while off duty, and out of uniform.

So by your example using a government e-mail address to publicly communicate with an enemy group doesn't count (assuming the T-bars which have Liberty Navy stamped all over them counts as government representation)

The only issue I've found that conflicts with what Baker has done here is covered under the UCMJ, which states that it is illegal to communicate "with the enemy", although the examples they give specifically refer to letters and other types of methods of communication. I'm willing to give a pass on this one, as this is less a communication with the enemy and more a propaganda-filled message/speech. Think the attempts at anti-propaganda the US has been creating recently.

Propaganda doesn't start with legitimatizing the enemies operations and end with throwing other supporting organizations under the bus.

Is it perhaps out of character for an Admiral? Probably, yes. But Baker has never been a traditional Admiral. I'm still thinking on whether or not she'll be punished inRP for her..."zealous" action, but I'm honestly leaning towards a no. I still think this situation is horribly overblown and not as serious as everyone is taking it, but maybe I'm wrong.

An Admiral de-legitimatized the Liberty Government and legitimatized the Commonwealth all within one transmission. You can claim that its propaganda but it doesn't read as such to me.