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Our fumblo-rulers: The real issue at stake with DADT repeal

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Douglas Wilson writing at Blog and Mablog: "The issue is this. Homosexual behavior in the ranks is now being considered as a protected and honorable lifestyle choice. This means that if an evangelical Christian witnesses to his crewmates, and he says that Jesus died to liberate them from their sins, and somebody says, 'Like what, fer instance,' he can still say 'drunkenness, cocaine use, gambling away your family's paycheck, sleeping with hookers in Naples, laziness, stealing, and adultery.' But if he now includes sodomy, then if someone complains about him (and someone will), the witnessing Christian will be subject to the discipline of the service."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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