It’s troubling to see that a post highlighting Donald Trump’s disrespect toward Medal of Honor recipients has been censored on this subreddit. This issue is being framed as "political," but let's be clear: this is not about politics. This is about respecting those who have sacrificed beyond measure for our country.

The Medal of Honor is the highest military decoration, awarded to those who have gone above and beyond the call of duty, often at the cost of their own lives or severe injury. When anyone, regardless of their political affiliation, shows blatant disrespect toward these heroes, it is an affront to every service member, veteran, and their families. The military community holds itself to the highest standards of respect and honor, and we should expect the same from those in positions of power.

This post wasn’t made to push a political agenda but to defend the integrity and honor of our most courageous soldiers. When moderators choose to silence these discussions under the guise of keeping politics out of the subreddit, they are not protecting the community—they are preventing important conversations from happening. This censorship is not about avoiding politics; it's about avoiding accountability.

Our community deserves to know when someone disrespects the very individuals we hold up as our bravest and best. This issue transcends politics and speaks to our core values as service members and veterans. We cannot allow censorship to silence the truth, especially when it concerns the respect due to our Medal of Honor recipients.

This needs to be seen and shared because it is our responsibility to uphold the honor and legacy of those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom. We must ensure that their sacrifices are never trivialized or disrespected, regardless of who is doing it.