Air Force DADT Victim

Thursday, August 12, 2010




An heavily medaled and accomplished Air Force fighter pilot was let go because during an investigation that falsely accused him of rape, it was revealed he was a gay man. People. This is why don't ask, don't tell is a ridiculous policy. Either let gays in or don't. But don't ask, don't tell doesn't work.

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Show Poll: Should the 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' policy be changed?

Yes, gay's should be able to serve openly in the Military. Results_118%
No, leave the policy alone. Results_264%
There should be no gay's in the Military at all. Results_318%

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