Posted on Mar 1, 2018
‘Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell’ Is Gone, But Its Effects Still Haunt LGBT Veterans
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Don’t ask don’t tell was a big improvement over the previous policy where they would ask you directly if you were gay during meps and if you said yes you were disqualified. Don’t ask don’t tell allowed homosexuals to serve without lying as long as they didn’t tell anyone about it. It was an intermediate step to open service. So, the article is idiotic about her story because before DADT she would have been ASKED about it. Crap people, do research and understand the collective history as military memebers that we all share.
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MSgt Danny Hope
Ironically, if you lied on any other question in your enlistment paperwork, you would have been discharged. That one apparently got a pass....could have been a lot worse.
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MSgt (Join to see)
Although i think some people were discharged for it before DADT. People have short memories. I have no problem with what other people do in their bedrooms.
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