Dec 27, 2010 4:55 AM GMT
I thought this argument was unique.
A woman caller to a radio show was upset with DADT because it was being used as a way to get out of the army by admitting you were gay. After so many willing people took this route the armed forces started asking for proof of them being gay. She didn't feel that people should be ducking their duty to their country.
Do you want people in the armed forces who don't want to be there? Honestly though there has to be a different way to leave the armed forces other than using the gay card.
A woman caller to a radio show was upset with DADT because it was being used as a way to get out of the army by admitting you were gay. After so many willing people took this route the armed forces started asking for proof of them being gay. She didn't feel that people should be ducking their duty to their country.
Do you want people in the armed forces who don't want to be there? Honestly though there has to be a different way to leave the armed forces other than using the gay card.