It seems that the author (Raymo) of the first post of this thread is convinced that only Senior Scouts and young scouters (hence a narrow age grouping) find the Supreme Court decision upholding BSA's desire to discriminate against gays is wrong. I am 42 years old, was an Eagle Scout as a teen, and am now a Scoutmaster for my son's troop. I find it morally incomprehensible and just plain ignorant that BSA feels they have the right to discriminate against anybody that does not commit crimes or hurt fellow human beings. The BSA is just beginning to feel the negative (to the BSA) repurcussions
