Post and share nude photographs and engage in other unseemly conduct. On march 17th, the marine corps issued a policy guidance, social media guidance, in which they said and i only quote a small portion of it. Marines represent the marine corps at all times and their speech and conduct must consistently embody our core values and commitment to each other, our corps and our nations. Marines must never engage in commentary or public content on social networking platforms or other forms of communication that harm good order and discipline or bring discredit upon themselves, their unit or the marine corps. Time magazine responded about the new policy, saying it makes clear how existing rules can be used to prosecute offensive and indecent and disrespectful online activities, but it creates no new laws, underscoring the legal quagmire posed by the internet and constraints on military leaders posed by privacy laws and First Amendment rights of free speech. I think we all know that free speec