The argument that gays in the military will cause division within the ranks because gays will gravitate toward each other doesn't hold! The prejudicial attitude exemplified by the responses to this issue make it clear our society has some growing up to do. Naturally, people who have things in common will gravitate toward each other. It's not always the case, but African-Americans will tend to congregate, as will caucasians and latinos within their respective groups. Does such congregating cause division within the ranks? Should we have separate branches of each military branch to accommodate various racial groups? Why should we discriminate against gays?! Gay people exist in every segment of society, and those joining the military probably don't exhibit stereotypical mannerisms, so most troops wouldn't even realize they're serving with a gay person.
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klh1886
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imrandy
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