“I can tell you that an overwhelming majority would like not to be roomed with a person who is openly homosexual.” -Marine Corps Commandant General James T. Conway
Tell me, General. Just what is the difference between bunking with them in the closet, and bunking with them out in the open? You think they're suddenly going to be coming on to every guy in the barracks or something?
“We recruit a certain type of young American, pretty macho guy or gal, that is willing to go fight and perhaps die for their country.” -Marine Corps Commandant General James T. Conway
Apparently, that means they can cope with fighting on the front lives, risking life and limb for their country... but can't cope with having a gay or lesbian soldier sleeping in the same barracks?
What kind of psychotic soldiers do you have fighting in your command, General?!
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I find this so laughable. It's like they can ignore that they have gay and lesbian soldiers just by keeping them in the closet. Hate to break your little safe bubble, General, but they're there, whether you know it or not.
I think it's ludicrous that you can expect someone to risk their life and limb for their country, but they're not allowed to be themselves while doing it.
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