Obama: don't sit quietly while American Heros are booed!

Forcing our soldiers to accept open homosexuality in our armed forces is dumb, offensive and insensitive to ALL of our American heroes. That's the way you libs do things. You want to push your special interest groups down our throat and force us to accept their behavior as normal.

That is just retarded. No one is forcing anyone to accept homosexuality. The military is simply ending the discriminatory practices it has had in place AGAINST homosexuals. The majority in the military support the end to DADT. As does the majority of the population of this country. It is only the bigots that are wound up about this.
 
That is just retarded. No one is forcing anyone to accept homosexuality. The military is simply ending the discriminatory practices it has had in place AGAINST homosexuals. The majority in the military support the end to DADT. As does the majority of the population of this country. It is only the bigots that are wound up about this.

I am glad you responded, I was to exasperated to respond to that shit.
 
I would Hope so Damo... But I'm so sure, and had they been Democrats, you would be all over them.

Really....from the folks that spit on returning Vietnam soldiers and ran candidates for Pres. that called the troops war criminals and child killers I'd guess this bogus outrage is a pile of cow manure at best.....your party has shown the country your true feelings on the military long ago ....
 
I say everyone is free to express their opinion in this country. The left is all for free speech until they disagree with it, then they attempt to silence the people. You can't have it both ways. Grow up.


LOL! free to express their opinion!!??? Where were you during the Bush regime?

Retired steelworker William Neel, 66, headed out to a Pittsburgh road where Bush's motorcade was to pass last year with a hand-lettered sign - "The Bushes must surely love the poor; they have made so many of us!". He wanted to protest the president's economic policies. Neel never got to display his sign. He spent the presidential visit in custody. As he arrived and milled among Bush supporters, cops told him the U.S. Secret Service, a unit of the Homeland Security Department that protects the president and other key officials, wanted him to move to a "free-speech area".
The "free-speech area" was behind a remote baseball diamond enclosed in a six-foot high chain-link fence.

When Neel refused to go he was handcuffed and taken to a firehouse serving as headquarters for the Secret Service during the president's visit. The ACLU got the "disorderly conduct" charge that was filed against him dismissed.

A favorite tactic of the Bush administration is to herd out of view of his motorcade, and into "designated protest zones," people protesting the president's many controversial policies and actions. Those who refuse to go into protest zones are then arrested. In contrast, avowed Bush supporters are allowed to remain alongside the presidential motorcade and within his earshot.

This tactic is being used nationwide to suppress dissent and undermine the essential First Amendment right to express disagreement in a public forum with the policies of governmental officials. The ACLU identified about 20 separate incidents where protesters were segregated or removed during presidential or vice-presidential events.
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/free_speech_zones.html

You Teabaggers have a very short and selective memory.
 
LOL! free to express their opinion!!??? Where were you during the Bush regime?

Retired steelworker William Neel, 66, headed out to a Pittsburgh road where Bush's motorcade was to pass last year with a hand-lettered sign - "The Bushes must surely love the poor; they have made so many of us!". He wanted to protest the president's economic policies. Neel never got to display his sign. He spent the presidential visit in custody. As he arrived and milled among Bush supporters, cops told him the U.S. Secret Service, a unit of the Homeland Security Department that protects the president and other key officials, wanted him to move to a "free-speech area".
The "free-speech area" was behind a remote baseball diamond enclosed in a six-foot high chain-link fence.

When Neel refused to go he was handcuffed and taken to a firehouse serving as headquarters for the Secret Service during the president's visit. The ACLU got the "disorderly conduct" charge that was filed against him dismissed.

A favorite tactic of the Bush administration is to herd out of view of his motorcade, and into "designated protest zones," people protesting the president's many controversial policies and actions. Those who refuse to go into protest zones are then arrested. In contrast, avowed Bush supporters are allowed to remain alongside the presidential motorcade and within his earshot.

This tactic is being used nationwide to suppress dissent and undermine the essential First Amendment right to express disagreement in a public forum with the policies of governmental officials. The ACLU identified about 20 separate incidents where protesters were segregated or removed during presidential or vice-presidential events.
http://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/free_speech_zones.html

You Teabaggers have a very short and selective memory.

He would not move to the "free speech area". If you think this is a Bush thing, then you're very stupid. Its' the same thing for every Presidential motorcade. You lefties must think everyone in the Tea Party is as dumb as you are.
 
Really....from the folks that spit on returning Vietnam soldiers and ran candidates for Pres. that called the troops war criminals and child killers I'd guess this bogus outrage is a pile of cow manure at best.....your party has shown the country your true feelings on the military long ago ....

I never spit on any soldier or ran a canidate for Pres that unjustifiedly called any troops war criminals or child killers.
 
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