For years, American citizens who are homosexuals, have been told that they are not able to serve openly in the military with the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy. This law seems outrageous to many people who believe that this is an act of discrimination. However, others simply want to keep up the traditions of America. They believe that being gay is an abomination and they view homosexuals, especially gay men, as weak and incapable of serving. But where is the "liberty and justice for all" located in this law? There is none. The liberties that we have are shadowed upon because America is built on lies and materialistic endeavors. The most important things, like serving your country and making and impact on someone's life, are overlooked because the vast majority of Americans are instead focused on money and power. This Don't Ask Don't Tell law deprives human beings of their natural rights and also with a blow to the heart because it basically states that homosexuals are not welcome in society and that they might not be humans either. I don't understand how one can have the freedom to be gay, yet keep it a secret. This large secret is causing many homosexuals to commit suicide. By hiding who they truly are, homosexuals lose themselves and their identity. America needs to get it together because right now our constitution and pledge of allegiance are nothing but mere statements that prove the total opposite of what America represents.
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