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All of you need to just watch the language, there's a thing called cyber-bullying and people are at times arrested for it.
What you won't say in the presense of your parents, you shouldn't say at all.

Now, this "Don't ask, don't tell" policy should include both heterosexual and homosexual public displays of affection. One shouldn't be bashed simply by their sexuality. It's not what defines them as people. Anyone who fights for any country should be equally honored with respect and gratitude, despite minute differences that small-minded imbeciles blow out of proportion and use to scrutinize others.

We are all humans; we are all members of an ever-changing society; most importantly, we are Americans. People do many things to reach the land we call home and take for granted. America is the land of opportunity and freedom.

Homosexuals are no different than heterosexuals. A person does not choose to be homosexual, heterosexual, male, or female; nor do they have the ability to choose to have blue eyes, red hair, or a hairy body.

Each of us is born with different aspects that make us unique.

Luckily, millions of us are born with the opportunity to be Americans, something we hold dear.

In conclusion, I say to you, how do you answer this question:
Why can't a homosexual die for your freedom, your rights, or your country?

-a resident of the small town of Dumas, Texas, United States of America.

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