Today's ''I'm a victim'' story

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http://news.yahoo.com/cadet-quits-cites-overt-religion-west-point-211844765.html

• West Point student quits before graduation
  
• Says that West Point is "Too Christian" for him
  
• Activist group supports him, and compares him to Rosa Parks
  

[TheMadCap]

and it took him what, 3.5 years to figure this out?

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and it took him what, 3.5 years to figure this out?

 

Sounds about average

[B-Man]

Cadets "drop out" of West Point all the time.

 

The fact that this young man ran to the media immediately, should tell any rational person that his statement and viewpoints are questionable.

 

 

 

 

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[3rdnlng]

He can't become an officer because of mental health reasons so he quits for an entirely different reason.

 

 

 

"Blake Page announced his decision to quit the U.S. Military Academy this week in a much-discussed online post that echoed the sentiments of soldiers and airmen at other military installations. The 24-year-old told The Associated Press that a determination this semester that he could not become an officer because of clinical depression played a role in his public protest against what he calls the unconstitutional prevalence of religion in the military."