you forgot that Rome also fell due to having people in the military who were not Roman and had their loyalties to their tribes.
I guess we already do that in the U.S. military with groups such as the Northern Alliance. I will agree that the loyalty to the military of those who want to end DADT is pretty crooked though. I mean, the military asks for a degree of discretion regarding one’s sexuality, if one either can’t or won’t, combat duty is not where you should serve.
homosexuals asked that their life be private, don’t ask gave them that so why now do they want their sexual lives public if not an agenda?
Of course it is an agenda and another way for the public to accept homosexuality.
If they got don’t ask repealed then the next thing will be federal benefits for queers, and so on and so on.
Don’t ask is another step ion their agenda and the sooner people see this the better just like homosexuals having their sham marriage , teaching it in school, adoptions etc.
“you forgot that Rome also fell due to having people in the military who were not Roman and had their loyalties to their tribes.”
Good point. The early Legions of Rome were made up of Roman citizens. They have “auxillaries” of non-Romans to supplement the Legions. Over time they became more and more dependent on the auxillaries. They stopped having citizen soldiers.