Senate Approves Bill that Legalizes Sodomy and Bestiality in U.S. Military. “The Senate on Thursday evening voted 93-7 to approve a defense authorization bill that includes a provision which not only repeals the military law on sodomy, it also repeals the military ban on sex with animals–or bestiality.” Surely this is in sensitivity to the muslim soldiers…


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i guess they really mean it when they say "winning the hearts and minds of the afghan people" now we can fuck camels,goats,wild dogs, and while this cracked out senate is at it throw in good ol' fashion pederasty too. oh, i had a question for the military recruiter: can i bring my dog to boot camp? i heard about the buddy program, and that senate bill...jesus f%^&*(^% christ! god help us all...
what the fuck is going on this god damn country!? sorry for the strong language,but your PC ears/eyes can handle it.
Here, have a look on how YOUR congresscritter voted.
http://www.govtrack.us/congress/vote.xpd?vote=s2011-218
This BS was weasled in with so much other stuff no wonder it got passed.
This is always how the left gets its agenda passed.
Removing the bestiality portion? Yawn. Still illegal under state laws that service members are not exempt from and Article 134 is more probable than the one retired Col thinks I believe.
Removing the sodomy was way past due. It has been used against consenting heterosexuals.
I dunno, seems unusual that Barry would have a lot of interest in the bestiality thing. On an unrelated note, are sasquatch considered beasts or a form of human?
Enquiring Minds Want To Know.
Actually, I was thinking that he had quite a bit of interest in bestiality, after all he does sleep with swamp thing.
In unrelated news, Bawney Fwank wants to work as a consultant to the military...
Well, he IS retiring from Congress, so maybe he has a job lined up!
He probably wants to be a pony boy.
Isn't there something more important for them to be doing??? Like approving a fricken budget?
I ask rhetorically: WTF? (and it doesn't mean win the future).
I ask rhetorically: What is going on in this country?