Here's a pro tip, if you don't like my thread, pick one of the other 50,000 to make your debut in.
If a thread interests me, I'll post in it. I read the rules, and it appears I do not need your permission to post here.
Now, here's a real pro tip from someone with considerably more experience than your posting style would indicate you posses:
If you do not like it when it is pointed out that you have erred, err less often.
35% of your posts are here arguing with me, and you have yet to show me how the Party of NO (R) would like teh gheys to serve openly in the military.
Perhaps you should actually read my posts before you respond to them. it would avoid the embarrasment that you must feel at having been so comically wrong.
I made no argument at all about the stance of the Republican Party on the "Gays in the Military" issue. My arguments so far have been pointedly directed at your contention that a threat of filibuster against this bill means that Republicans hate the troops. i have demonstrated that the notion isn't actually supported by your argument - that indeed you have failed to make a case that the Republican Party "hates the troops".
I have also offered a logical case that, by inserting the DADT language in a budget bill, the Democrat Party is actually responsible for the whole brew-ha.
Since the military has teh ghey soldiers right now, and the Party of NO (R) didn't want to give them a raise, I conclude that the Party of NO (R) hates the troops.
It's fine for you to harbor misconceptions in private. When you post distortion on an internet discussion forum, then whine about it when the distortion actually generates discussion....well, you appear silly.
If you are bigoted against one troop, you must hate them all. After all, teh ghey soldiers are putting their lives on the line, and dying, right along side the not ghey troops.
Nonsense, of course. It is entirely possible to be biggoted against a sub-set of anything and not "hate" the whole. That the Republican Party is wrong on the whole gays serving openly issue has no "hate the troops" component. More accurately, the Republican Party so loves the troops, they are willing to fight a bill that would damage the troops by allowing gays to serve openly. That they are wrong about this does not diminsih their "love" for the troops.
If you were posting honestly, you would simply lay the blame for the whole DADT debacle where it belongs - with the Commander in Chief.