U.S. Military to Perform Same Sex Marriages. Do you approve?
Is the United States Military being transformed into a pornographic homosexual Bath House by Barack Obama? It appears so, since the Office of the Chief of Navy Chaplains has decided that same-sex couples in the Navy will be able to get married in Navy Chapels by federal employee Navy Chaplains.
Previously, homosexual “marriage” was not authorized on federal property, but this is being changed. Does this mean that sailors in confined close quarter warship bunk areas will be forced to endure homosexual couples hugging up or even having sex with each other? You never know, the way things are going.
I knew this would begin to happen when DADT (Don’t Ask Don’t Tell) was done away with. Barracks will still be segregated by sex, because you don’t want people who might want to have sex with each other sleeping in close quarters or showering together. But now, this will only apply to heterosexuals. Gays will be exempt and transformed into a military privileged class.
So what do you think of all this? How would YOU feel being exposed to such goings on in a confined environment you can’t escape from? Will warships soon offer homosexual marital suites, replete with K.Y. Jelly and Show Tune background music? Perhaps our soldiers and sailors will be eventually referred to as “The Boys in the Bunk.”
This certainly exposes heterosexual soldiers to the potential of lurid and some would say perverse sexual encounters they really shouldn’t be forced to endure. Do you think that Transgenders in the military is far behind?
Setting aside the fact that this Naval “PC gone Gay” ruling probably goes against the federal Defense of Marriage Act that Obama refuses to enforce, is the mission of our military that of national defense or for social engineering and alternative sexual experimentation? Maybe they can add a new chapter in the Navy Instructional Manual entitled “Fornicating with Flounders.”
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American Badass ~ The Right... 2011/05/10 15:10:00



















im happily in a relationship with my boyfriend for a year now and completely in love wanting to be married soon. but before i met gay people i was thinking just like you but what if you child was gay or someone you knew youre perspective might be different i know mine is. because im now friends with gay people and i didnt know they were before i met them. they are completely normal people. maybe some are strange but others are just like everyone else but feel in love with a person of the same sex.
DADT should have remained in place. SOME THINGS SHOULD REMAIN IN THE CLOSET...
Gay marriage in the military is a promotion of anal sex.
Seems to me you are not only doing a knee jerk judging but assuming facts not in evidence.
Your apparent outlook is haughty and selfserving. Sad that all of "christendom" has such self-important outlook and to so soon come to an end.
The Airman Mag (AF version of Leatherneck/ or All Hands) Did an article called 'Navy Justice' It was a peice on Sailors beating an AF Queer who hit on then in a bar in Oki.
The same rules would apply - no married couples in barracks, no sex in barracks, etc.
So far as "sexual encounters" - you mean people making out, or people getting hit on? People making out is rude and uncomfortable regardless of their orientation, and people getting hit on is something that happens all the time now. I fail to see the difference.
PS - I am an incredibly happily married heterosexual woman (just in case people think I'm picking "sides"). I'm satisfied and secure in my marriage and don't understand why anyone would feel threatened by the marriage of someone else. But that's just me.
The discrimination argument is the same that was used in multiracial marriage arguments (I've read the cases, all of the arguments against gay marriage are basically the same). "There's no discrimination - you are free to get married, just not to each other"
I just don't - and I mean I really DON'T - understand why anyone would object to two consenting adults who truly love each other making their commitment to each other permanent and public.