Navy's don't ask don't tell challenged tomorrow

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Hmph
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Navy's don't ask don't tell challenged tomorrow

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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... on/special

protest scheduled for tomorrow. but is now the time for this??? :shrug: I don't think our government CARES now who's fighting on their behalf. they're having a hard enough time recruiting people as it is. at this point, I think members of the navy can switch clothing options altogether, as in men wear women's clothes and vice versa.
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Makewayz
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:lmfao: T-Boo, you're a trip for that comment about men wearing the women's uniforms. About protesting against the Navy's don't ask, don't tell article, that was added while I was in the military (1998) ... why now is right??? What's wrong with these people??? I'm so tired of people acting as if HUMANS who live alternative lifestyles are different species of people. It's ridiculous. We all breathe the same air. We all live and die. All this discrimination and segregation is becoming very tiresome.
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Hmph
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Post by Hmph »

well I just found out that a decorated Navy vet was discharged. that's some serious crazy retarded hate. and after you've fought for your country and freedoms of others? Vietnam was no joke!
10-22-1975

Gay Air Force Sergeant Leonard Matlovich challenges the Air Force after the decorated veteran of the Vietnam War, is given a "general" discharge by the air force after publicly declaring his homosexuality. He won his much-publicized case against the air force, and his discharge was upgraded to "honorable." In 1988, Matlovich died at the age of 44 of complications from AIDS and was buried with full military honors at the Congressional Cemetery in Washington, D.C. His tombstone reads, "A gay Vietnam Veteran. When I was in the military they gave me a medal for killing two men and a discharge for loving one."
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:o Damn. :sigh: :(
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