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The idea that socialism and communism are good for society has saturated the minds and classrooms of our youth.

What happened?

Infantry Army officer Spencer Rapone is being investigated by the Army for flaunting a "Communism will win" sign under his helmet during a West Point graduation ceremony, and for arrogantly displaying a Che Guevara shirt under his uniform then posting it to social media. The display of support for communism and a figure like Che Guevara is the antithesis of what the Army and the United States Armed Forces stand for.

What did West Point have to say?

West Point issued a statement on Tuesday stating that the actions of 2nd Lt. Spenser Rapone did not "reflect the values of the U.S. Military Academy or the U.S. Army." Rapone's chain of command was notified of his social media posts and are currently investigating the matter.

Pat's take:

On today's episode of  "Pat Gray Unleashed," Pat was genuinely disturbed by this act and reminded listeners of the horrors communist regimes have inflicted upon societies, not to mention torture and murder.

How do we teach our kids to understand that American values are worth fighting for?

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