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To: dfwgator

>>> It was a step in that direction

Then how is removing it considered another step in the same direction? That’s my question.

Unless the repeal specifically forbids the observance or enforcement of anti-sodomy law in the USMCJ, this repeal is a step backwards for gays... and I don’t get it.

Seems more to me like this whole DADT repeal is more about re-writing the Clinton legacy... making it look like his policy was more anti-gay than pro-gay by repealing it.

Either that, or it establishes a basis upon which Obama can effectively campaign against Clinton as anti-gay.

Either way, I still don’t understand how this repeal is pro-gay.


36 posted on 12/19/2010 9:21:54 AM PST by Safrguns
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To: Safrguns
Either way, I still don’t understand how this repeal is pro-gay.

Because now they will have their lawyers suing people for 'hate speech'/discrimination and out of court settlements, special treatment and extortion will be the norm. Not to mention the anti-American anti-military agenda of the militant guy lobby celebrating as this causes havoc in the ranks.

44 posted on 12/19/2010 9:39:09 AM PST by Track9 (Make War!!)
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