US Servicemen wearing non-sanctioned 'My Little Pony' rainbow patch?
~ The Rebel ~
2012/07/19 16:20:11
There's a new insignia showing up on the sleeves of a small group of military men, but instead of denoting rank, it advertises their love for a cartoon inspired by the girlish 1980s plastic toy called "My Little Pony."
So-called "Bronies," adult men who are fans of the TV show "My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic," have apparently been around at least since 2010, when the Hasbro-owned cartoon first aired. Within their ranks are "Military Bronies," service members from all branches of the military who share their love of the show and wear the "cutie mark" -- a Rainbow
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Rebel Uke 2012/07/19 16:27:45





















That patch does not belong on the uniform. It's a disrespect against what that uniform represents. It's against regulation and you can bet these soldiers will be disciplined. The uniform is not there for you to customize as you please, it's to send a message, and to represent that America's military is strong and united.
These soldiers have no integrity.