Turismo
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Publicado: 26 de mayo de 2012
Eder Lopez
Mr. Farrell
Junior English 3
25 January 2011
Annotated Bibliography
Barr, Bob, and Charles Moskos. "Should "Don't Ask, Don't Tell Be Scrapped?" NEW YORK TIMES UPFRONT 140 (2008):11. SIRS Researcher. Web. 24 Jan. 2011. The article show the characteristics of this law and give information about it, There are some statistics of how many people left the Army in 1993 when this lawwas enforced.
“Allowing gays to serve openly in the military would not pose insurmountable problems for the order of discipline of the armed forces” (Bob Barr 1). This quote says that allowing gaysto serve their country will cause no problems at all with discipline, morale or respect.
“The military has discharged more than 11,000 people under the current policy, and in the process has lostmore than 1,000 service members with “mission-critical skills” including 58 Arabic linguists”(Bob Barr 1) A lot of people that the Army need are being discharged and this let the Army with less importantpeople to defend and fight for the country just because of their sexual orientation.
“The ban on gays openly serving in our Armed forces is hurting a military that is already stretched thin”(BobBarr 1) This law is taking away people that the Army need now, and that could serve and fight for the country they want.
Robinson, Eugene. "Put an End to "Don´t Ask, Don´t Tell"" Asbury Park Press(2010). SIRS Researcher. Web. 24 Jan. 2011. The author of the article attacks the law Don´t Ask, Don´t Tell and says that all people no matter the skin color, sexual orientation, race etc, everybody canbe part of the Army and fight for the country they want.
“I think that freedom means freedom for everyone” (Robinson Eugene 1) The quote tell that everyone has the right and the freedom to dowhatever they want because this country is free for all people to express their feelings.
“I think that people ought to be free to enter into any kind of union they wish” (Robinson Eugene 1) The people...
Mr. Farrell
Junior English 3
25 January 2011
Annotated Bibliography
Barr, Bob, and Charles Moskos. "Should "Don't Ask, Don't Tell Be Scrapped?" NEW YORK TIMES UPFRONT 140 (2008):11. SIRS Researcher. Web. 24 Jan. 2011. The article show the characteristics of this law and give information about it, There are some statistics of how many people left the Army in 1993 when this lawwas enforced.
“Allowing gays to serve openly in the military would not pose insurmountable problems for the order of discipline of the armed forces” (Bob Barr 1). This quote says that allowing gaysto serve their country will cause no problems at all with discipline, morale or respect.
“The military has discharged more than 11,000 people under the current policy, and in the process has lostmore than 1,000 service members with “mission-critical skills” including 58 Arabic linguists”(Bob Barr 1) A lot of people that the Army need are being discharged and this let the Army with less importantpeople to defend and fight for the country just because of their sexual orientation.
“The ban on gays openly serving in our Armed forces is hurting a military that is already stretched thin”(BobBarr 1) This law is taking away people that the Army need now, and that could serve and fight for the country they want.
Robinson, Eugene. "Put an End to "Don´t Ask, Don´t Tell"" Asbury Park Press(2010). SIRS Researcher. Web. 24 Jan. 2011. The author of the article attacks the law Don´t Ask, Don´t Tell and says that all people no matter the skin color, sexual orientation, race etc, everybody canbe part of the Army and fight for the country they want.
“I think that freedom means freedom for everyone” (Robinson Eugene 1) The quote tell that everyone has the right and the freedom to dowhatever they want because this country is free for all people to express their feelings.
“I think that people ought to be free to enter into any kind of union they wish” (Robinson Eugene 1) The people...
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