Marine Corps Times Celebrates DADT Repeal
By Jerry A. Kane
Judging from the in-your-face cover for next week’s Marine Corps Times, it looks like the editors of the military rag are telling Uncle Sam’s Misguided Children (USMC) “We’re Here. We’re Queer. Get Used to It.”
The mini-billboard cover featuring a story celebrating the repeal of the military’s “Don’t Ask Don’t Tell” (DADT) policy and the views of homosexual Marines will be displayed worldwide on Marine Corps bases in heavily-trafficked areas including commissaries, offices, and work spaces.
In less than a week, the Marine Corps will be forced to abandon its DADT policy and start enforcing policies that embrace and protect open homosexuality. As they did on college and university campuses, politically-correct policies will distinguish between homosexuals and heterosexuals, thereby creating a protected class empowered with special privileges and treated more equally than others in the non-protected classes.
Now that the editors of the Marine Corps Times have boldly embraced open homosexuality in the Corps, shouldn’t they also pressure the Corps to change its unwritten promise from “leave no man behind” to “leave no man’s behind?”
I.M. Kane
For more on the story, see Marines’ DADT Countdown: “We’re Gay. Get Over It” and SU Members in MARINE CORPS TIMES Cover Story.
THE MILLSTONE DIARIES 
“politically-correct policies will distinguish between homosexuals and heterosexuals, thereby creating a protected class empowered with special privileges and treated more equally than others in the non-protected classes”
It’s been over a year now. Has this prediction come true? Is there evidence it is on the way to coming true?
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