Repeal Don't Ask Don't Tell

[MattusMaximus]

If the fundies in uniform REALLY don't want to serve alongside homosexuals, I say we accommodate them. They can leave, but under a dishonorable discharge. No G.I. Bill (yeah, as if these redneck trash could hack college). No military pension or other veteran's benefits. No usuable reference on a job application. NOTHING.

Why? Because while I never served I do know this much about the military: YOU OBEY ORDERS YOU ARE GIVEN, SOLDIER. If the civilian government who holds your leash and pays your salary decides that gays and lesbians can openly serve in the Armed Forces, you better smile and say "Sir! Yes sir!" It is part of that oath you took when you got to run around in that uniform and carry that cool rifle. Unless your bunkmate is doing something against regs, you keep your eyes forward and your big mouth shut. Who they **** when off duty in is none of your damn business, soldier/marine/airman/sailor!

If these Bible-humping psychos can't hold up to their sworn obligations, then there continued service is no longer required or desired.

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[thaiboxerken]

You mean like these bigots?

Yes. That guy's biggest complaint is that the repeal could teach people to be tolerant, despite their religions call to be bigots.