Runalong333:
This is disrespect to the uniform. In saner countries, they would be in trouble after this picture . Take off the uniform and do your own thing, how difficult is that?

Runalong333:
This is disrespect to the uniform. In saner countries, they would be in trouble after this picture . Take off the uniform and do your own thing, how difficult is that?

Horus:


If the pictures of soldiers drinking in uniforms is exposed on the internet, then it is no longer private lives, that was simply my point when I was answering your own question about their private lives

otipoju:


Stop saying what you do not know.

Soldiers are not barred from drinking in uniform.
Every barracks, or base has plenty of alcoholic drinks on sale.

Runalong333:



Abc115


I apologised before .

MrBrownJay1:


and again i show you a picture of soldiers drinking alcohol WHILE WEARING THEIR UNIFORM, and they certainly were not breaking any law.

abc115:


Noted ,makes you a great man with great heart

Horus:


And again I was simply answering your own question about their private lives.

If the picture is posted on the internet then it is no longer private lives, that was my only point

Runalong333:
This is disrespect to the uniform. In saner countries, they would be in trouble after this picture . Take off the uniform and do your own thing, how difficult is that?

ufuosman:

Dey can be in barrack, dey hv bar inside and d pic look like barrack bar.

MrBrownJay1:


lol thats because you dont understand the private/public life matter...you see, a soldier in uniform in his private/public life can drink alcohol if he pleases, while a soldier in uniform, aka ON DUTY, cant. see the difference or you need me to explain better?

go to any veteran's day event and you will indeed see many military personel (in uniform) drinking drinking in public... because the law simply stipulate that a military personel CANT drink alcohol in a place they "sell" alcohol (such as a bar). but at home or having a glass of wine in a restaurant, it is completely legal to drink alcohol.

Horus:


It is you who do not understand the definition of private lives. If the picture is posted on the internet then it is no longer private lives,, that was my only point

Runalong333:
This is disrespect to the uniform. In saner countries, they would be in trouble after this picture . Take off the uniform and do your own thing, how difficult is that?

MrBrownJay1:


to the army, whether it is posted online or not is irrelevant, so long as it does NOT break the army rules/law.... (aka drinking in an establishment such as a bar that sell alcohol)

1x2x3:


What if they are looking for a way to be dismissed?

Horus:
Your question about their private lives was clearly answered

If the picture is posted on the internet then it is no longer private lives, that was my only point

cktheluckyman:


How on earth is that disrespect? There are huan beings too and deserve to enjoy themselves.I am sure that pic was taken in the officers mess.

MrBrownJay1:


here is Macron (French presido) drinking wine with 700 soldiers.... i guess they are all breaking the law, right?

greenmonk:

What are they drinking? Beer?

MrBrownJay1:


that is wine bottles, in France we drink at least one glass of wine at lunch and dinner.... to function properly during the day!

greenmonk:


I'm happy you said a glass. There is a great difference between taking a drink and getting drunk.
I worked in a multinational company, they frown on anyone getting drunk but not on moderate amount of drink after working hours.