Immanuel
Junior Member
The way I remember things is that DADT was a compromise that the Clinton Admin worked out because before DADT military personnel who admitted that they were gay could be dishonorably discharged for doing so. DADT came about to prevent that from happening. As long as the personnel kept their sexual orientation to themselves, there was no problem.
It seems to me that by repealing it, we have returned to the pre-Clinton days. However, the way that the left is crowing about this "victory" it seems that maybe they assume that homosexuals will now be at liberty to flaunt their sexual preferences without fear of consequences. Is that a good thing?
Many people believed and warned that DADT was the first step towards allowing homosexuals to flaunt their preferences in the military. Perhaps they were right... maybe that should be a warning to us in regards to this years Health Insurance "Reform" bill?
Immie
It seems to me that by repealing it, we have returned to the pre-Clinton days. However, the way that the left is crowing about this "victory" it seems that maybe they assume that homosexuals will now be at liberty to flaunt their sexual preferences without fear of consequences. Is that a good thing?
Many people believed and warned that DADT was the first step towards allowing homosexuals to flaunt their preferences in the military. Perhaps they were right... maybe that should be a warning to us in regards to this years Health Insurance "Reform" bill?
Immie
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