Robert Snow
New Member
2nd paragraph - makes no sense whatsoever
I heard reports on television news that a recent study showed that having gays serve openly would not hurt the effectiveness of the military. However, the Commandant of the Marine Corp said he was against doing away with DADT. My contention is that since this comprises a lot less than the rest of the military, including the Army, it should have less significance in the decision of whether or not to continue DADT.
I would rather work with someone who is not living a lie trying to deceive everyone else. It seldom works anyway, people you are around usually figure you out. It's not that I agree with the gay lifestyle, I don't. But making people live a hypocritical life, especially in the military, does not seem to be the best way to deal with this problem.