So 103 Marines have been discharged for refusing to take the COVID-19 vaccine.

It seems to be a constant.

Now, every single day seems to be I'm just covering more and more stories related to the

military service and women being discharged over the COVID vaccine.

But let's read.

So on Thursday, the US Marine Corps announced that 103 of its members have been discharged

over the refusal to get the COVID-19 vaccine.

Now, as well, before we get too much into the story to make sure the real news in this

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Marine Corps spokesperson said that the email statement service members have been separated

and the vaccine for the discharged code was applied after duty Marines until November 28th

to get vaccinated while re- okay, whatever.

The Marine said that refusing to get vaccinated by a denlight would be processed for separation.

The Hill reported refusal of the vaccine involved someone who doesn't have an approved

exemption or pending appeal.

The 103 service men received a received and willfully disobeyed a lawful order.

The problem is, I mean, I guess it's not really so much from a problem.

I guess it's a problem.

In this case, at least, I guess when you join the military, you're pretty much signing

away your rights and you're pretty much, I don't know if there's a right way to put

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