There is an inconsistency within the Uniform Code of Military Justice that needs to be addressed. Adultery, as defined in the code, does not include the fraternization of married military personnel with prostitutes. Adultery is viewed as married service members having relationships with each other. Excluding fraternization with prostitutes from the prosecution of Adultery makes a mockery of the statute.
Before there was the phrase "What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas" there was "What happens on Float stays on Float." This falls in line with what we saw in the scandal with the Secret Service in Columbia where the phrase "Wheels up, rings off" was revealed.
You can't have a dynamic where cheating on your spouse in one way can bring charges, and in another way is considered part of the culture.
I'm no prude ... in fact I consider myself a satyr at heart ... but when you have inconsistent rules on official conduct the lines become blurred and frail human beings can rationalize self destructive behavior.
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