10 Responses to “Why Is General Peter Pace So Worried About Gays?”

1. «1 tonalc1 responded on September 13th, 2009:

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   Diversion and misdirection.
   Ooh, look over here, spooky gays! No, don’t look over there, where hundreds of people are dying every day! No, not over there either, where the administration is being shown to be lying lawbreakers!
   Look, here’s another gay! Eeeek!

2. «2 kalbs responded on September 13th, 2009:

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   With a Name like “Peter” he’s afraid there may be some confusion. What is a Peter Pace anyways but about 6″…One peter…two peter…three…

3. «3 abenezer responded on September 13th, 2009:

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   it’s the part of his life he has struggled with all his life.

4. «4 xxx responded on September 13th, 2009:

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   Hmmmmmmmm…

5. «5 james B responded on September 14th, 2009:

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   I don’t even know why he’s so worried about hetero consensual adultery….he just has issues about sex…

6. «6 froggie responded on September 14th, 2009:

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   Maybe he should next address the issues of adultery of military personnel and some of leading politicians.

7. «7 patriot0 responded on September 14th, 2009:

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   he’s not. he knows that his job is national defense, not social engineering.

8. «8 Just me responded on September 14th, 2009:

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   Gays are not the problem. Morals are the problem. In the same address he also remarked that adultery can not and should not be tolerated. If you read the words and think, then next time you won’t go blabbing on and looking stupid.

9. «9 VFL responded on September 14th, 2009:

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   In the military, good discipline and morale requires high moral standards. Within society in general, good discipline and morale requires high moral standards. General Pace is concerned-and rightly so-that good discipline and morale is either being eroded or is on the verge of erosion; the man has a tremendous responsibility to insure the esprit de corps of the troops are not weakened by immoral conduct. General Pace has thus far shown a high degree of moral courage; the man’s in a total war scenario on this particular front. It’s my hope he’ll stand strong and fight this one out to the bitter end, no matter the vitriolic hatred spewing from the mouths of the talking/babbling heads.

10. «10 Foxalot responded on September 14th, 2009:

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    Why is it a big deal that the military doesn’t want gays? I can’t see why people care so much.

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