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After years of debate and months of
final preparations, the military can no longer prevent gays from serving openly
in its ranks.
Repeal of a 1993 law
that allowed gays to serve only so long as they kept their sexual orientation
private took effect Tuesday at 12:01 a.m. EDT.
I know... I felt the need to write about it too, but I think your posting is a bit more colorful than mine. I like the angle you took rather the the political drivel I opted for.
ReplyDelete:) :) :)
ReplyDeleteAnd it's about time a nation that tries to present itself to the rest of the world as a great democracy finally puts to rest one more vestige of discrimination, oppression and repression. One small step for equality, another step towards justice.
ReplyDeleteA long time coming!
ReplyDeleteMECHADUDE: IT BEEN A LONG TIME COMING, BUT AMERICA CAME THROUGH.
ReplyDeleteBOS: I DIDN'T WANT TO DO ANYTHING TOO SERIOUS. THAT HAS BEEN DONE BY OTHER BLOGGERS. I WANTED SOMETHING THAT IS ALL ABOUT THE OPTICS...
ReplyDeleteCUP: IKR!
ReplyDeleteROGER: THE TIDE CANNOT BE STOPPED!
ReplyDeletePITO: TOO DAMN LONG!
ReplyDeleteIn war there are no sexual preferences each soldier enlisted to do a job. Just as long as the men and women in the armed services conduct themselves as soldiers and help to protect our country and it's people.
ReplyDeleteCHET: AMEN!
ReplyDeleteThis are gonna get worse before they get better with this repeal
ReplyDeleteNOT: ISN'T THAT HOW IT IS WITH MOST THINGS IN LIFE?
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