[abercrombie_guy_38]

I’d bet money your father served with gays during both wars.

[2ndDivisionVet]

Of course, I know that I did. But they weren't openly gay which is the difference. Homosexuals have been in every military since we lived in caves. What's your point?

[ErnBatavia]

But then they had the sense to keep their peters in their pockets.

[CrazyIvan]

I’d bet money your father served with gays during both wars.

I have a gay friend who has a bronze star, purple heart, and
one leg. I’m sure he was as un “in your face” in the Navy as
he is now as a civilian. Who am I who never served to judge?

[Maelstorm]

So what? If they weren’t a problem they served and no one knew or cared. Why anyone would want to be known for being gay rather than their service is beyond me. It shows exactly what is wrong with the ‘gays in the military’ argument which is crafted not to further some great civil right but to instead warp the military into an proving ground not of soldiers but of PC drones. The left have the academia and now they are one step at a time putting in place the tools to control the military to get rid of the conservative refuge it represents.

[the invisib1e hand]

I’d bet money your father served with gays during both wars.

most meaningless post ever.

[dfwgator]

Big difference between serving with gays who kept their sexuality to themselves, and serving with those who will be open about it.

[ohioman]

Knock off the pro-fag crap.