OK, so what is the "Divisive" impact?
Displaying Christian Bible verses...well, having a desk "festooned" with religious quotations:
According to the appellate court’s decision, they were not convinced “that displaying religious text at a shared government workstation would be protected even in a civilian federal workplace.”
They also considered the fact that Sterling’s desk was shared by other Marines.
“The implication is clear – the junior Marine sharing the desk and the other Marines coming to the desk for assistance would be exposed to biblical quotations in the military workplace,” the court declared. “It is not hard to imagine the divisive impact to good order and discipline that may result when a service member is compelled to work at a government desk festooned with religious quotations.”
Festooned with religious quotations?
Attorney Berry points out that other Marines were allowed to decorate their desks. However, the lower courts refused to allow that evidence to be admitted. And at the time of the incident – Sterling was not sharing a desk.
“This was a conflict between her and her supervisor,” he told me. “Her supervisor clearly said she did not like the tone of the Bible verses.”
Berry said the supervisor cursed at Sterling and ordered her to immediately remove the verses. She refused the order. The following day, she discovered the verses had been removed and thrown in the trash.
“Adding insult to injury, the government charged her with the crime of failing to obey a direct order because she did not remove the Bible verse,” Berry said.
According to court documents, the military maintains the “verbiage” – “No weapon formed against me shall prosper” could “easily been seen as contrary to good order and discipline.”http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2015/05/26/marine-court-martialed-for-refusing-to-remove-bible-verse.htmlObviously, they wanted to make an example out of her...more picking of the low-hanging fruit...anybody who shouls even the slightest bit of morality or independent-thinking ability is going to be asked once to stow that crap or be booted. They want minions to follow orders without question or reservation, period.
The Purge continues. Hope she wins her appeal, but the deck seems stacked against her and anybody like her...and even if victorious the Purges will continue...
Some days more than others in Latter-day America really suck.
The only question is how many steps are between this and
this?! 
