You first.

Because insisting that someone who made a video reminding service members that they took an oath to the constitution and they are expected to disobey unlawful orders is engaging in sedition is absolutely absurd.

Unless you think that Trump will order them to do something illegal and you think they should carry that order out.

Which would make it sedition, I guess?

Your suspicions are correct. It's all a bunch of boomers responding to Russian bots that post this nonsense.

Of the emails we have access to now, Trump is mentioned in them more than anyone else.

More than most of the other people combined.

Since you served, does that mean that everyone who told you that you had a duty to disobey an unlawful order was committing sedition?

Because the videos are of former service members reminding active duty service members they took an oath to the constitution and they are expected to disobey unlawful orders.

If they're engaging in sedition then everyone who told you that you had taken an oath to the constitution and you were expected to disobey unlawful orders also committed sedition.

Is that the case?

Am I committing sedition by saying that service members took an oath to the constitution and are expected to disobey unlawful order?