It doesn’t really need to be said that the military establishment sucks donkey balls. Recently, a general telling the press that gays are immoral, and now an Army recuriter going ape shit via e-mail. It seems that the shit is flowing all the way down to the recruitment sector.
Source: Towleroad
UPDATE:
According to The Chicago Tribune via TowleRoad, the Army has suspended the Sargent recruiter accused of making the homophobic slurs.
“Douglas Smith, a spokesman for the U.S. Army Recruitment Command at Ft. Knox, Ky., said Ramode has been suspended from recruiting duties until the investigation is complete. Although he couldn’t comment on Ramode’s actions because of the investigation, Smith said recruiters are expected to behave professionally and that there is a protocol for handling situations when applicants reveal that they are gay. ‘If an applicant makes a statement that he or she is homosexual, the recruiter must inform the applicant in a professional manner that they are not eligible for enlistment,’ Smith said in a statement.”
I knew about Gen. Peter Pace and his call of ‘gays are immoral, just like sleeping with your friends wife.’ But that racist/homophobic shit that bitch of a recruiter pulled? Ah HELL no, bitch!
Eh, while I [obviously] don’t agree the General’s personal opinion, I have no problem with him voicing his personal opinion. He has the every right to do so, even if he is a public servant. It’s not about acceptance, it’s about tolerance, which bring me to the recruiter. Her comments were uncalled for and action should be taken against her. What the hell is she even doing in the military anyway? It’s not like they take her seriously…I mean c’mon, she’s a woman. JK
hahah. I had heard somewhere that the recruiting offices are where the army sends all of their fuckups that they can’t trust with heavy machinery and/or a weapon. That’s saying a whole bunch if you’re that much of a fuck up.
I once went off on a recruiter on the phone because he had called my place for over a month after repeatedly being told to stop. Usually I wasn’t home when he called, but one day I was the one who just happened to pick up the phone. That was probably an hour he wished he hadn’t called.