stolen valor caught on vid

**moving-target** · 12-03-14, 02:52 PM

Vet confronts man in uniform, calls him a fake

this guy got busted big time sadly looking for this vid on youtube there are so many fakers out there

**SmokenScion** · 12-03-14, 03:38 PM

NO evidence of Stolen Valor.
just some A-hole Hothead yelling in a mall.

**DJ Ms. White** · 12-03-14, 04:05 PM

Originally Posted by SmokenScion

NO evidence of Stolen Valor.
just some A-hole Hothead yelling in a mall.

It certainly seemed like he was called out for many things including his MOS. Mayhaps some forum vets would be able to vet the process.

**moving-target** · 12-03-14, 04:34 PM

seemd to me guy got every question he was asked wrong and i can understand the anger of the guy shooint the video when hes a real vet who has lost friends who wore the same uniform

**SmokenScion** · 12-03-14, 05:42 PM

Originally Posted by DJ Mr. White

It certainly seemed like he was called out for many things including his MOS. Mayhaps some forum vets would be able to vet the process.

Originally Posted by moving-target

seemd to me guy got every question he was asked wrong and i can understand the anger of the guy shooint the video when hes a real vet who has lost friends who wore the same uniform

Is the guy in Uni a dick? Sure.
Is it wrong to claim something you are not? Yes.
Is there evidence in this video that Proves he used his fake Uniform to acquire personal gain? No. Not Even close.
Can we see his receipt where it shows military Discount? No.
Therefore, it is not stolen Valor 2.0

Learn the facts before perpetuating lies.

**deathgodusmc** · 12-03-14, 05:59 PM

Its definitely compelling but smokin is right. There is no proof of stolen valor but odds are there is on his receipt. I watched this last week and i believe he gave his name or i found his name on some site which ever the case was. Service records are public record and anyone can pull them. At least he picked the right uniform to be that fat in.

**moving-target** · 12-03-14, 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by deathgodusmc

Its definitely compelling but smokin is right. There is no proof of stolen valor but odds are there is on his receipt. I watched this last week and i believe he gave his name or i found his name on some site which ever the case was. Service records are public record and anyone can pull them. At least he picked the right uniform to be that fat in.

he did seem a bit fat to be a ranger but who knows what todays standards are

**Rawr** · 12-03-14, 07:59 PM

Hey we have standards in the Navy, yet somehow there are plenty of overweight people. Love watching people fudge the numbers every cycle.

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**deputyfestus** · 12-03-14, 08:32 PM

To me it's no different than impersonating a cop it's illegal to dress as one even if you don't do anything enforcement wise. I have no problem with people wearing bdu's but when you start throwing rank and insignia's on them it's pretty obvious what their doing.

**Rawr** · 12-03-14, 08:55 PM

Agreed, military surplus shit that people like to wear is one thing, but trying to pretend you are military is another.

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