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WinterBorn
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But this policy doesn't change what straight soldiers will brag about, or the stigma a gay soldier is going to receive if he 'brags' about his sexual lifestyle. You act as though this legislation changes human behavior, and it doesn't. It's a totally ignorant and boneheaded way of looking at things, to believe a bill is going to somehow change the way people are. You didn't "right" anything, you didn't make a "first step" toward anything, other than destroying the integrity of the world's most superior fighting force.
And before all you gay butts get all excited and join the Navy or something, you might want to realize the military still has a pretty strict code of conduct, and I don't think they tolerate homosexual PDA while in uniform. I'm not sure about how this will effect that, or what will shake out from it... but, I doubt seriously this new policy will just quietly be implemented without ever encountering a problem. I think you will see a multitude of problems, probably some you haven't even thought of yet, in your tiny little non-thinking pinhead brain. But we shall see!
What changes, despite your most fervent hopes, is that people can no longer be discharged because they are gay.
It is my belief that this will move our country closer to acceptance of gays, but that is not what the legislation did.
What it did was make it possible for gays to serve openly in our military.