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The US Navy has put a mask on its eagle logo

We’re not necessarily anti-mask, but we can’t see the virtue in changing your social media avatar to a selfie of you wearing a mask — and we really don’t get why the U.S. Navy went to the trouble of slapping a mask on the eagle in its Twitter avatar.

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Ever since that Tucker Carlson segment, we can’t say we’re anything but embarrassed by the social media accounts of the U.S. military.

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Some are saying it’s just a lighthearted joke, but we do wish the military would take social media more seriously and stop tweeting about their new chief diversity officers.


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