But it's worth it!
'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Cost $363M:
So, the commission focused on the estimated value the military lost from each person discharged. The report detailed costs of $79.3 million for recruiting enlisted service members, $252.4 million for training them, $17.8 million for training officers and $14.3 million for "separation travel" once a service member is discharged.Look on the bright side: It would have cost the military a hell of a lot more once these nancies started requisitioning supplies from Pottery Barn and Banana Republic. Some people may say that you can't put a price on freedom, but $363 million to keep the bungholes of America's servicemen free from any untoward scrutiny by these people strikes me as quite a bargain. Praise Him!
posted by Sister Nancy Beth Eczema @ 5:11 PM
2 Comments:
At February 13, 2006 6:19 PM,
Rex Kramer, Danger Seeker said…
Hallelujah, sister! As a soldier in Clinton's army, the greatest threat to my bodily harm came not from any foreign enemy (there weren't any) but rather from the dreaded netherland of "lights out" in the barracks. While I myself was never touched by a fancy-boy (they knew better,) I knew a guy who had a cousin who served with this guy who was gang-raped by a whole platoon of the "don't ask, don't tell" crowd. Ask THAT victimized soul if his ass isn't worth 1/3 of a billion dollars!
At February 13, 2006 7:16 PM,
Sister Nancy Beth Eczema said…
Him too? Homosexual rape in the armed services seems to have reached epidemic proportions.
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