Why Is Society Against the "Dont Ask,Dont Tell" Bill?
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There's a segment of society that believes it's discriminatory, and another segment that believes it's not discriminatory enough. That does seem to describe things in a nutshell. The far-right also seems to have a hard-on for gays too, they just can't leave the poor guys alone or in peace. 1
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Clinton was in office and libs wanted don't ask don't tell,they got it.Now many years later libs cry it is discriminatory. Society is not against don't ask don't tell, a small vocal minority of libs go against things for one reason and one reason only, VOTES.The media pushes it like a majority of people are against it and it then seems many want this agenda,not true. You could ask these radicals what would make them happy,the answer they give you today will piss them off in a year or two. Society is not against don't ask don't tell "By a 57 percent to 36 percent margin, Americans say openly gay service members should be allowed to serve in the United States military" http://www.cbsnews.com/ "A full 78 percent of respondents said that "people who are openly gay or homosexual" should be able to serve in the armed forces." You could ask these radicals what would make them happy,the answer they give you today will piss them off in a year or two. I know, right? First the blacks, then the women, then the gays. It's like they want fucking everybody to be treated fairly. 1
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Uh, whenever DADT was passed it was pushed just as you said, as fair for everyone so I do agree with you and also Bill Clinton. His words put it best. You now oppose the very thing that was fought for as fair. DADT now to you is against "openly gay service members should be allowed to serve in the United States military", exactly opposite of what Clinton stated when PASSING it. Judged by conduct, not sexual orientation
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