[RAT Patrol]

Really? Please state the unambiguous policy regarding gays in the Boy Scouts.

You know the policy. You just interpret it according to your own ideology. I'm done with this conversation, Stone. You never answer my questions. You just answer my questions with questions and address my statements with either "I don't know what you are talking about," completely ignore them, or tell me how I am not telling you what you want to hear.

I'm not wasting more energy on a one-way "conversation."

See ya on another thread. I'm proud of the Boy Scout policy and it couldn't be more clear. If you can't understand it then just don't worry about it.

[Stone Mountain]

I'm proud of the Boy Scout policy and it couldn't be more clear.

Give me a break. Even supporters of the policy admit it's ambiguous. And I have certainly replied to you - I agreed with you about the supreme court, and I'm not making the argument that the Boy Scouts as a private organization shouldn't be allowed to have any members they want for whatever reason. But I'm going to point out that their policy is clearly ambiguous and if you want to show otherwise, you need to state what their unambiguous policy is. Since the National office of the BSA wasn't able to do so, I'll be surprised if anyone else can...