I was saying no one does it to avoid being inactive reserve... If you intended to address that, you failed. You never really addressed the fact that when people say reserve they mean the reserves and not inactive reserve either. Why would he care about his military career if he was on inactive reserve status?
I see, you're retarded.
You said no one choose reserves as oppose to just default inactive reserves, I gave you personal knowledge of people that did it. You failed.
The media say something about reserves, I was only addressing the possibility of why people can be in the reserves after active tours. Media often give inaccurate information, I was thinking of possibility of why he does that. Nowhere in this thread I said anything about inactive reserves, you failed to make the connection. You failed again.
I know a guy that's a detective in the LAPD right now that's doing the same thing that Dorner was doing. He's serving in the RESERVES with the Coast Guards, while being a detective, prior to that he was ACTIVE Coast Guards. After 20 years, he'll receive federal retirement benefits.
The ex-colleague I mentioned earlier, he was a Lieutenant in the Navy, he remained on the RESERVES after his active duty tour is over, for the same reasons.
Stop it dude, just stop.
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