You assume wrongly that I hate homosexuals — I don't — I feel
sorry for their situation. If you want to demonstrate your
sexuality, the military is NOT the place to do it. There's
much discipline needed to have a strong army, and I don't see
how letting two soldiers walk along, holding hands, and possibly
kissing in view of heterosexuals will make for a stronger
army. Yes, eventually I as a Christian will feel like I'm
part of the minority. If you'll examine our society, in
the USA and in many countries, Christianity is in the minority
already. Atheism, paganism, and self-worship is growing
and "true" Christianity peaked a hundred years ago, if you
would read the history of the great preachers in the past
generations. Much of today's Christianity is fluff and doesn't
carry much of a salvation message — but that's to be
expected as the Holy Bible told us it would. If you don't
believe the Holy Bible for its spiritual wisdom, read it you'll
see the human depravity that's overtaking the world with its
wars, crime, pornography, greed and many more sinful behavior –
it tells the true picture of humanity without God.

But my salvation is that I know that in 20 years or so, I'll not
be in this world — will be in a much better place — heaven,
where there is no sadness, pain, evil — just being with
the Creator of the universe, and I'll get answers to all my
detailed questions.

Sleep well.
Hank

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I served 20 years in the military and believe the ONLY problem would be with the alleged 'christians' who hate anyone that isn't just like themselves.

It would be interesting to test poor Hank using the evaluative tools from the University of Georgia that suggested a STRONG link between homophobic hatred and denied sexual attraction.

Yes, Hank… perhaps your biggest fear is that others will realize you are just a big old nelly queen!

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75% of Americans want to allow gays in the military

A new survey by the Washington Post and ABC News has found that three-quarters of Americans think that openly gay, lesbian and bisexual people should be allowed to serve in the military

So the survey had 228,000,000 (75%) of Americans agree with
the above statement — what a bunch of crapolla, as Archie would
say.

I question the survey's makeup, the way the question was
asked, and don't trust the media to give an unbiased
result.

Still think homosexuals in the military is more or a problem
than any good that comes from it. I was in the military
and would have been grossed out if I saw two male soldiers
holding hands and kissing.

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