AMA: Military's don't-ask-don't-tell policy harms gay servicemembers
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Most of the points made are quasi-political and of opinion only. Similar actions led to my resignation from the AMA 40 years ago.
That relating to medical professional interactions may have validity. This cold be resolved by immunizing physician-patient dialog- as should already exist.
Marriage is still marriage.
We all can thank Slick Willie for that policy. One, if not the first of many political payments to gays he made that hurt them all and the military.
It's not that uninsured people are "sicker" it's that they can't afford the health care they need, and the doctor's aren't willing to work with the unisured, therefore they die earlier.
Are there any current or former military physicians who can comment on the military's stance on doctor - patient confidentiality when both the physician and the patient are in the military?
If I were a privately gay enlisted man and went to my local military PCP for treatment of gonorrheal Proctitis, would my physician have to report to his CO that I was gay?
The impromptu speeches in regards to humam being rights are growing to an all time high for wrecklessness. For example, women rights, there is a law which excludes women, to be asked if he or she is married in an interview.
This information is suggested for tax purposes. Secondly, insurance dependants; which is the benefits package
Why then are same sex marriages separate but equal? All human beings work for benefits for his or her organization. It is included in the equal employment opportunity commission laws.
1. Ageism
2. civil rights
3. disability
4. sexual harrassment
It's odd, the people whom claim he or she is for the human race, does not understand anyone but themselves and the group he or she assents to.
Human beings should be able to fulfill, his or her emancipated needs; which he or she fits the criteria for.





