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Quote by: imasnapplefact1  i don't see anything wrong with the don't ask don't tell policy. For a soldier the only thing he has is hope and trust, so if he has to worry about a member of his squad being uncomfortably close or what not he may expose himself under fire and be killed or cause others to be killed |
I agree with Ron Paul on this one.
“we dont get our rights because we are 'gay or women or minorities,' we get our rights as indiviuals”
I agree with him that people are not groups people are themselves individuals and what group you say they belong to doesn’t define them; and that If homosexual behavior disrupts the military it should be removed and if heterosexual behavior disrupts the military it too should be removed.
However, it is wrong to allow homosexuals to share sleeping and showering facilities with the sex to which they're attracted if heterosexuals are not also allowed to do so. The homos claim to want equality but there is no equality if they are given special privileges that heteros are denied.