Guess Its Okay to be Two Faced....

This UPSETS me so much. Seriously. I mean, really, seriously. I am fully aware that the world will not accept me with open arms. I cannot expect anyone to run up to me, kiss me on the cheek and say, “thank GOD you’re gay.”

I’m no hero. But I can, to some level, expect some civility. Hate me all you want, but keep it to your bloody selves.

I am so proud of our military and what they have done. Strangely, for being dyed-in-the-wool blue stater, I do and always have, supported the military. It is difficult, in my opinion, to protect those who do not wish to be protected. It is a harrowing job and must be protected and revered and respected-if not outright honored.

I’ll tell you what happened. A young man, stationed in Iraq, is now free to be honest with the final repeal of Don’t Ask/Don’t Tell. With his new found freedom, and obviously a support of a GOP president, he asked if any of the would-be candidates would put back DADT and basically get him fired.

Santorum, which, if you don’t know already, is the name of the mix of items that fall out of your rear after vigorous anal penetration (don’t believe me? Google it!), said, basically, yes. He would put it back in place.

When the young man spoke via video, the obviously red-state audience BOO’d the young man. BOO’D HIM. They saw his gayness and not his military contributions.

A different kind of BOO!

And Santorum not only handed out a mean-spirited and, IMHO, ignorant response, he said nothing of the audience’s response.

Even if this situation was in 3-D, it wouldn’t be any better

I can tell you why Mr. FrothyMix isn’t going to be elected. If he has to be requested to make an apology? That tells me volumes of how in-touch he is with an audience. Now, onstage, I get it. The blood is pumping, you’re nervous and sometimes? You didn’t say what you meant. I will always listen to post scripts, if they are plausible.

Just my rant for today. I would have posted more, but I’m back to work as it is.

Here’s a link:

kenneth in the (212): It's OK Not to Support the Troops, as Long as They're Gay