Xbox 360 Fanboy

LOL Deal with it. I served and you know, I fully support dont ask dont tell. That sort of drama doesnt belong in the military. And believe me, most guys would rather not know if someone they work closely with in certain situations is gay or not. The last thing we need in the military are loud and proud gay people. Sorry, it just would not be in the best interest of what our sights and goals are in the military. You and the military as a whole are much better off, if the gay person keeps it to himself or just doesnt join.


Anyhow, I dont think ill be bothering with the tourny. I consider myself a good player. But not great. Ive seen too many Generals and others who somehow seem so much better. Everyone has the same controller, its the same game on everyones TV. Yet some either have no life or have figured out things others havent. Sure, there are people that just arent too good or just average. But when it comes to being good, I dont know how you can have some of these guys that just run the table. Maybe there are some exploits that I dont know about yet or something. I can aim. I know the tactics, yet I cant compete with some of these guys at all. I know its not the case, but its like they have these turbo controllers or something. I wish I knew the secrets that they may know that's for sure.

There is no drama in me having as much right to talk about my family with my coworkers as you do with yours. Don't Ask, Don't Tell is not even logically self-consistent; if the problem is with the individuals who don't want to work with gay men and women, they they are the ones who should be removed, not the gay servicemen and women who have no problem with anyone.