Thread: POLL : (OFF TOPIC) U.S. ARMY GENERAL'S COMMENTS : CLOSED

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(24 HOUR POLL UNTIL 5:00 PM WEDNESDAY)

Is morality a legitimate basis for the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy?

Yes
(8 Votes, 50%)

No
(7 Votes, 44%)

Not Sure
(1 Votes, 6%)

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I voted yes

Skip wrote on March 13, 2007 4:57 PM:"I am active duty military, and that general was expressing his own opinions when asked a specific question by a reporter. He should NOT have to apologize for anything. As an 18 year veteran his opinions are expressed by a majority of servicemen and women. What you do on your own time I don't want to know. Open gayism and lesbianism will not be accepted, so I am OK with Don't Ask, Don't tell. At least this general has some backbone. He should not apologize."

Is morality a legitimate basis for the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy?

Yes
(15 Votes, 52%)

No
(12 Votes, 41%)

Not Sure
(2 Votes, 7%)

Voted yes!