how would you debate this in a public debate?

knight_415

debate question and its arguments



how you would neglect or go against this -> "the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the us miliatry is jusified. what would be your arguments in a public debate?

Originally posted by knight94109
knight_415

debate question and its arguments



how you would neglect or go against this -> "the "don't ask, don't tell" policy in the us miliatry is jusified. what would be your arguments in a public debate?

Why should a person have to deny part of who they are or risk being barred from serving their country?

Why should a person's identity be tied to who they are boning?

by even having a policy it inadvertently legitimizes claims that there is something wrong with being gay. You only need policies to deal with things that need dealing with. This isn't one of them. The only policy should be a basic human right policy...which already exists under the constitutional banning of discrimination.

but why should this statemnt be neglected -> "the us miliarty's dont ask dont tell policy is justified" what are my arguments and reasons?

Originally posted by knight94109
but why should this statemnt be neglected -> "the us miliarty's dont ask dont tell policy is justified" what are my arguments and reasons?

Just a personal observation. Whenever I took a shower in the military there was always a dozen other guys in there, and walking around the squad bay in you skivvies...well, who wants some guy eyeballing them?