Only if you interpret it that way would you see him speaking for all branches.
He protested in uniform because it would cause an uproar and he would get in trouble and we’d be talking about it.
He sacrificed his regular everyday life so we’d be having this conversation.
He’s a fucking hero.
He didn’t claim to speak on the behalf of all armed forces personnel he showed the others that the armed force personnel weren’t all blindly in lockstep.
Yes, by wearing the uniform he violated those rules and I don’t think anybody is saying otherwise.
It’s the treatment he’s received because of his actions that indicate why his actions were so necessary.
He should have been held at Bolling instead of extradited to Maryland to be segregated. He shouldn’t have been perp walked in plain clothes. He is afforded specific rights under the UCMJ which are being violated.
Why even wade in to say what you’re saying? What exactly do you think you’re tempering here?