Dvergar wrote:
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We'll see how the recruitment/retention numbers hold up
So, wait wait.
'We're involved in too many wars, we need to get all our troops home and cut spending.'
'We can't let them queers in the military because not as many people would sign up.'
You're worried that there will be a smaller army. . .while suggesting we need a smaller army.
Smaller on purpose is one thing. Smaller as a result of not being able to recruit/retain is quite another. I don't think you realize where most military recruits come from and what kind of people they are (hint: I had to learn all about grits when I started cooking in the military).
Fantastique wrote:
serving in the military = government office?
news to me
There's a reason they're referred to a
Military Officers.
Mns wrote:
Usdk wrote:
well you may have missed it, but dont ask dont tell got repealed like yesterday.
DADT was a great way to show Fant he's an idiot, as it shows that one of the biggest things to happen in the past year or so was done so by dragging republicans kicking and screaming on the road to progress.
Wait a minute, that doesn't sound right.
I love how representative democracy is great
until the will of the people as expressed through their elected representatives doesn't line up with your thinking, then it becomes some sort of travesty of the juvenile and unintelligent holding back 'progress.' I've been noticing that consistency of thought/morality/ethics are sorely lacking here and elsewhere, and we're living in a land of situational ethics/morality where a person might have a chance to explain batter-dipping and deep-frying orphans and get away with it so long as he could convince everyone it was the best possible outcome for everyone.
Your Pal,
Jubber