Donald has always laughed out of people who have the audacity to stand up to him.

The irony is that by doing so, he always makes himself look weak and the person he's attacking,

who stands up to him, looks strong.

Last week, Donald responded to a video released by six Democratic lawmakers who were all

either veterans of the military or the CIA in a way that underscores

how ignorant of and unbound by military justice he is. In the video, the six sought to remind

active duty service members of their duty to refuse illegal orders, which according to the Uniform

Code of Military Justice Law Article 92,

applies to any order that, quote, violates the Constitution, U.S. laws, or military regulations,

and it directs a service member to commit a crime or unethical act, unquote.

That seems fairly uncontroversible to me.

Like, I don't know why anybody, especially the commander in chief, would have a problem with anybody telling active duty service members

that they should not carry out illegal orders, unless, of course, you're Donald Trump.

In response to the video, he put out a series of dangerous posts on

his failing social media site that make it clear he not only has no problem giving illegal orders,

but he fully expects them to be obeyed. The first of these posts read, quote, it's called

seditious behavior at the highest level. Each one of these traders to our country should be arrested and put on trial.

Their words cannot be allowed to stand. We won't have a country anymore. An example must be said, unquote.

As unhinged and disturbing as that is, it was followed by, quote. this is really bad and dangerous to our country.

Their words cannot be allowed to stand.

Seditious behavior from traitors lock them up, unquote.

Yes, a favorite catchphrase, but much worse, he ended his tirade with this.

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