The Writer's Corner

Reading today's political section of the New York Times online has left me with an interesting view of the world. Considering that someone wants to put an end to the Don't Ask Don't Tell policy that was put in the military years ago and has been there since. It is the fact that Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual, and many others have suffered under this horrible idea for little over a decade and having it finally looked at again, it is time to put away this part of our history. Reading: Reid to Push to Allow End to "Don't Ask Don't Tell" Many people over the years in the military had to live with this in the shadow of their daily lives. Considering that when this was established was to protect homosexuals, this actually did more harm than good. It was almost saying, well, you can be here, but you can't say anything or do anything, you can't date, you can't have any contact with someone you might be in love with. It was a nasty bit of business if someone we...

Read this: Christian Teens Urged to Take Lead Against Anti-Gay Bullying Is this truly the best the gay community can hope from the Evangelicals? Actually, sorry to tell you, but it is all we can hope for! I'm asexual, yeah, that's right, I'm actually one of the rare ones where I don't plainly care about what gender I fall for because mentally I love people for their minds and their looks are beyond my interest. Sadly, reading through this article, I'm sort of pissed off, because people are standing around saying, "its okay to not bully," but yet mentally there is something wrong with the idea that churches to say to help the LGBT community by just making sure bullying doesn't happen. They are still bullying by just one thing, by says Gays have no right to marry, to say we have no right to speak up about unfair measures against them. Sorry, to tell you people who are follow the Cross and such, if you have a problem with people being gay/lesbian and such...