"Don't Ask, Don't Tell" Policy Ruled Unconstitutional

But do you shower with them?

 

[waits for crandc]

 

You were funnier when you had the shamwow avatar. After you changed, you lost your edge.

 

I doubt yours is a real record, they have to make them smaller than 4.5 inches

 

Oh by the way, that is a cake pan mold or something. Didn't feel like google searching for a real tiny bat all day.

 

Wait no more, LameR.

Gay men and lesbians have served in the military for decades. Hell, for millennia, if you count the "limp wristed" Spartans and Romans. People like Lt. Dan Choi and others who have recently challenged this stupid law were still on active duty for months after coming out and before being kicked out. Everyone in their unit knew and a big nothing happened. Just like a big nothing happened in other countries that lifted their bans. Are you going to say that Israel, for example, does not really need unit cohesion and national security?

Lying, OTOH, does hurt. Kicking out people with vital skills hurts. Women submitting to rape to cover the fact that they are lesbians hurts.

If a straight guy can't handle a gay man in a shower, how the HELL is he supposed to take on al Qaeda? You know, you rarely hear these concerns from straight women. There are definitely straight female homophobes, but every woman, no matter how homophobic, knows that the real threat of sexual assault does not come from lesbians.

Apparently, straight men and women join the US Armed Forces for a lot of reasons: To serve their country. Travel and adventure. Employment, job skills, chance for an education. Family tradition. Maybe because they know themselves to be aggressive people and want an outlet. But apparently gay men and lesbians join the US Armed Forces solely to be able to stare at straights in the showers.

 

Creepy.