Showing posts with label discrimination. Show all posts
Showing posts with label discrimination. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 2, 2010

Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell

Well, it looks like it just might be possible that Obama will come through on one of his campaign promises – one that I agree with – appealing Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell (DADT).

There’s no excuse for this discrimination. None. There’s many, many homosexuals serving in our military right now and there’s no problems. So what the fuck makes people think that a little piece of legislation like DADT is keeping things in order? Is the system going to fall apart if DADT is killed? I think not. It would probably encourage more faggots to serve our country. And at the end of the day, that’s what it’s all about. Citizens serving their country.

Do heterosexuals have such a problem with their sexuality that the thought of working with a homo brings them to the brink of insanity? Or their fear that the homo will hit on them because they think they’re so attractive? Are they that arrogant? After all, that’d be a compliment and they should be flattered that a faggot thinks they’re hot. Or maybe they’re so uncomfortable with their sexuality that they might act on impulse? Someone dropping the soap, bending down to pick it up would get him excited? I guess I can see what problems this might cause. After all, the last thing we’d want is an orgy going on, right? These soldiers work hard and god forbid should we let them get their rocks off once in awhile and maybe have some fun!  It’s not like these things aren’t happening already.

If DADT is to remain in place, then I think it should be used to keep heterosexuals in order, too. They shouldn’t go around parading their sexuality, either. Let everyone stay in the closet. That’d be only fair. It would put them in the shoes of the homo. Let’s see if they’d like it then. If it’s revealed that a soldier likes to suck cock, then he will be discharged. If it’s revealed that a soldier likes to pound the pussy, then he too will be discharged. Fair is fair.

John McCain isn’t too happy about the possibility of DADT being overturned. Here’s my message to Johnny: Hey Johnny, if you’re gonna be a warmonger, then you’re gonna need all the manpower you can get to fight these useless fucking wars that you’ve got such a hard on about. You’re gonna need every last faggot you can find.

In my opinion, homosexuals should have the right to die in useless wars just like everybody else. There shouldn’t be discrimination on death. We all have to go some time. Might as well go while you’re serving your country. Appeal this bullshit law and allow more of our great citizens to serve this great country.

PS: I use the term ‘serve our country’ lightly because our military hardly serves our country anymore. The last time we were in a legitimate war was World War II, and was probably the last time anyone ‘served’ our country. Since then, we’ve been serving other countries and blowing up brown people in our attempt to save the world.

Tuesday, November 25, 2008

Miami judge rules against Florida gay adoption ban

MIAMI – A judge on Tuesday ruled that a strict Florida law that blocks gay people from adopting children is unconstitutional, declaring there was no legal or scientific reason for sexual orientation alone to prohibit anyone from adopting.

Miami-Dade Circuit Judge Cindy Lederman said the 31-year-old law violates equal protection rights for the children and their prospective gay parents, rejecting the state's arguments that there is "a supposed dark cloud hovering over homes of homosexuals and their children."

She noted that gay people are allowed to be foster parents in Florida. "There is no rational basis to prohibit gay parents from adopting," she wrote in a 53-page ruling.

Florida is the only state with an outright ban on gay adoption. Arkansas voters last month approved a measure similar to a law in Utah that bans any unmarried straight or gay couples from adopting or fostering children. Mississippi bans gay couples, but not single gays, from adopting.

AP

This is refreshing. Enough of the god damn discrimination. A lesbian or gay couple can provide a loving home just as good, if not better than a straight couple or single parent can. Isn't a child better off in a loving home than in an orphange? I don't get the logic of the opponents of gay adoption.