A reader vents:
What’s all this desire to reveal one’s sexual preferences? Why do these sickies/sodomites have such a big desire to expose and show their private lifestyles? Do married men (fathers) go around demonstratively bragging?
Let’s say I was a necrophiliac using a legal corpse. The deceased agreed to the whole affair. Should I be kicked out of the military? This would probably disgust some homos. I’d say: "What’s wrong with it, it’s legal! My uncle gave me his dead body. Not only that, I’m a doctor. Do you know how many lives I’ve saved! You’re just a clerk! I’m special! I have the right to do whatever I want and even advertise it!
What Staff Sgt. Eric Alva is saying that even if one’s lifestyle is degraded and perverted — against civilized and G-dly conduct, as long as one of its practitioners suffers they can do what they want. It’s pure arrogance on his part. Why doesn’t he just keep his big mouth shut? He can’t. His ego is too big. "I suffered for you! I’m great! I’m ensuring your freedom! This is fake morality — a subterfuge and bluff. The agenda of these homos is to seduce others into their web of sin. Why else would he arrogantly make his declarations?
This would certainly help to weaken the morality and G-dliness of the forces. Look what happened to Sodom and Gemorrah. The biggest strength any army has is its spirit. A joyous, unified, spirit to win, knowing they’re doing the right, just and moral thing. Yes, Staff Sgt. Eric Alva should be ‘honorably discharged’ and compensated and aided. So should a necrophiliac.
I’m not running this to provoke argument, but just to air it. It’s out there. It’s how many people feel. At the deepest level, it’s the real rationale behind the gay military ban.
The Dish 