Comments on: Choi recuperating after hospital stay

By: Kraig Rasool

Kraig Rasool — Wed, 05 Jan 2011 18:06:16 +0000

Its a shame that a person who has strived so hard for something that is so needed has to be down for awhile….I wish him the best in his speedy recovery.’
Hope that he remains on the coat tails of those who offend and unjustly preach
rhetoric…..and I know that without Choi this triumph would have been a longer and harder road to travel…Keep it up….

By: Katie Murphy

Katie Murphy — Sun, 26 Dec 2010 06:18:50 +0000

He is a hero to all Americans except the monstrosity of the vatican and their brainwashed obeiant followers, terrorized into a belief that if they don’t march in lock step with the church they will be sent to hell.

And of course many of the southern evangelicals fit into the same category. the people whose culture gave us slavery, the kkk , and segregattion.

And what is ending DADT really about – a million soldiers who will discover that people they work with, respect, and mutually protect each others lives are gay. And those million and their families will be immunized from the hatred and ignorance of the houses of hate.

BTW there are many good churches if you are relgiious. The UCC, MCC, Evangelical Lutherans, new light Presbyterians, Episcopalss, and almost there the Presbyterian USA. And Jewish reform and many conservatives.

Even the United Methodists – the most conservative of the middle of the road christians are beginning to change. There are about 6 United methodist churches which are “reconciling” and support gays in the DC metro area. The UMC in the Dupont circle area will also do gay marriage ceremonies.

By: Tim

Tim — Fri, 24 Dec 2010 16:42:42 +0000

I’m glad to hear that Lt. Choi is recovering from his nervous breakdown. I actually thought about him when the Senate voted to repeal DADT and wondered if he was watching from the hospital. Now that DADT is settled, I hope we can focus our collective attention on passing the Employment Non-Discrimination Act, the Domestic Partnership Benefits & Obligations Act, the Uniting American Familes Act and the repeal of DOMA, because we are a long way from achieving the goal of equality.