You are in no position to question anything that is asked as
long as what is asked is relevent in that case. Its up to the
individual to determine whether the questions helps anything but a
RP can question anyone trying to enter a camp that is
suspicious.
The military is a place of security and does not need a good
reputation of service since that is not the purpose of having a
military for.
Got the air of an officer sia. 1st
thing 1st, would you kindly advise as to how questions posed by the
guard in this case is relevant and is useful in determining if
entry should be granted. Secondly, the person, as a civilian, at
most would be denied entry, she would not be charged or wadsoever.
As such she is in a position to question anything she is asked. And
even choose to walk away without answering anything. Just as the
guard can deny entry.
I was gobbsmacked when I saw the title of this thread...
EXCUSE ME, the Army or the Military or whatever is NOT OBLIGED
to give us citizens any "customer service"... We are not their
customers, and we are not paying them to serve us.
Though taxes, we are paying. And
they are in the business of providing security.
What TS did was blatantly in the wrong, and though I admit the
officer should have conducted himself in a more proper manner, IS
THERE SUCH A DAMN NEED to act the way he/she did?
That process of asking the officer, by the way, was a
privilege, not a right.
Asking is a right, to be granted
entry is a priviledge.
