Was it necessary to repeal DADT?

[Jason B]

Originally Posted by Mr. Smith

Again, this is WAY too long for my attention span at the moment, but no matter, it's just a bunch of pointless diatribe. Can you condense your stuff, please? But.....don't tell me I 'm wrong, when you've jumped into the discussion that started strictly as a government policy dialogue. This isn't about what you believe or teach in your church. This has nothing to do with eternity or sin or anything spiritual. It's about the Don't-Ask-Don't-Tell policy of the U.S. Military. I don't need to hear your pompous theological beliefs. We already know them.

As usual, you don't rarely consider someone elses point of view, even when you do bother to READ what they post. You have pre-concieved that anyone who doesn't believe like you is a fool, ignorant, and full of pointless diatribe.

All the while you come on here and RARELY defend anything remotely christian.

I don't get it, because I genuinely like you. I read some of the things you write in blogs, and its great stuff. I love you view of outreach for people.
I don't know if the smith thing is an alter ego shock value persona, or if you really view things this way. Its like the you who I've known and read in other places, and the you on AFF (Mr. Smith) are two different persons, and IMO Mr. Smith is bi-polar.

I still like and respect you, but your completely wrong on some of these things, and while you have a right to your opinion, so I have a right to mine. And many times both of us are not right, but you seem ot form opinions more so based on pop culture and experience than the settled Word of God.

I do find it odd that while you are such a whistle-blower for unbiblical salvational teaching, you seem to allow popular opinion to influence your opinons on nearly every other issue. And when somone doesn't agree with your stance, you are quick to make a personal attack on them.