Forget DADT!! Just ask Reba if this ain't true. A soldier can have sex (any kind) with another soldier. If it happens, both could be drumed out of service.
Okay...
How is this different from a male soldier having a relationship with a female soldier?
Okay...
How is this different from a male soldier having a relationship with a female soldier?
The military isn't there yet in "thought policing" but it won't be long now. It has become too powerful.
The issue isn't relationship. It is disclosure of sexual orientation.
The military isn't there yet in "thought policing" but it won't be long now. It has become too powerful.
Would it be before or after someone figured out how to have mindsex?
Would it be before or after someone figured out how to have mindsex?
Who says I don't? :P
Is that your answer to my question?You do understand the limitations imposed by "Don't ask, don't tell" don't you?
It depends on the circumstances, relationships, and the diligence of enforcement.Forget DADT!! Just ask Reba if this ain't true. A soldier can have sex (any kind) with another soldier. If it happens, both could be drumed out of service.
Is that your answer to my question?
Depends on what you mean by "relationship." Also, whether or not they are married to others, whether or not they are in the same chain of command, their respective rates/ranks, where and when they have this "relationship," etc.Okay...
How is this different from a male soldier having a relationship with a female soldier?
Since you answered my question with a question it was a response, yes, but it didn't answer anything.It was posted as a direct response, was it not?
Since you answered my question with a question it was a response, yes, but it didn't answer anything.
OK, we'll just skip it then.
Please explain how they are policing thoughts.The military isn't there yet in "thought policing" but it won't be long now. It has become too powerful.
Please explain how they are policing thoughts.