Senate Repeals Ban On Military Sodomy & Beastiality,...The Downward Spiral

[PegLeg45]

Sorry, couldn't resist...........

[santahog]

... does anyone really care about gays in the miltary? ...

I do. You can't share a tent with that.. I can't, anyway.
God may favor the foolish, but the fool has said in his heart "There is no God"..
Sorry, guys. I f I have to choose between God and "the bigger man", I'll choose God..

Kinda puts a new twist on "Suck it up a d drive on", huh?..

[Solus]

When I was in the service in the mid to late 60s, Division G2, a gay guy joined our section. 

He was stereotypically gay looking, effeminate, a bit of a lispy speech.  He also did an ace job on all the "office" and "pencil whipping" tasks that came our way.  He did his best to carry his load out in the field, and anyone who gave him a hand did it willingly because he carried more of his load at base.

He was assigned a single bunk room,  don't know who made that wise decision but he roomed along, and if you happened to make a trip to the can in the wee  hours you might notice him using the shower when no one else was around.

I was called into the Col. office one day and he asked me if I thought the guy was gay.  I told him I was sure he was as I had seen h im necking in his car with a guy from Admin Co. 

The Col. asked me if he has ever made any advances towards me or anyone else that I might know of.  Told him that he never has and goes out of his way to avoid any situation that might make someone uncomfortable.

The Col. asked me if he did his job and if I minded him in the section.  Told the Col. he did his job well and was glad for what he contributed and that I  had no problem and had never heard any of the other guys express any problems.

He stayed in the section and was still there when I rotated.

Seemed like the way to handle it.  He did a good job and didn't offend so no big deal was made of it.

[Timothy]

It wasn't a problem in my little part of the Navy either.  We had several homosexual (I don't use the term "gay") men and women in our rate.  For the record, we didn't serve aboard ship but the areas of the world we worked were remote, isolated and the community was very, very small in regards to the size of the full Naval contingent worldwide.

Anyway, I don't recall any conflicts with anyone during my tenure.

As I've already said, an all volunteer military MUST accept anyone that volunteers.  I also don't have a problem with women in combat as the Israelis, Russians and a number of other countries have proven that women are more than capable soldiers.

[tombogan03884]

When I was in the service in the mid to late 60s, Division G2, a gay guy joined our section. 

He was stereotypically gay looking, effeminate, a bit of a lispy speech. He also did an ace job on all the "office" and "pencil whipping" tasks that came our way.  He did his best to carry his load out in the field, and anyone who gave him a hand did it willingly because he carried more of his load at base.

He was assigned a single bunk room,  don't know who made that wise decision but he roomed along, and if you happened to make a trip to the can in the wee  hours you might notice him using the shower when no one else was around.

I was called into the Col. office one day and he asked me if I thought the guy was gay.  I told him I was sure he was as I had seen h im necking in his car with a guy from Admin Co. 

The Col. asked me if he has ever made any advances towards me or anyone else that I might know of.  Told him that he never has and goes out of his way to avoid any situation that might make someone uncomfortable.

The Col. asked me if he did his job and if I minded him in the section.  Told the Col. he did his job well and was glad for what he contributed and that I  had no problem and had never heard any of the other guys express any problems.

He stayed in the section and was still there when I rotated.

Seemed like the way to handle it.  He did a good job and didn't offend so no big deal was made of it.

It wasn't a problem in my little part of the Navy either.  We had several homosexual (I don't use the term "gay") men and women in our rate.  For the record, we didn't serve aboard ship but the areas of the world we worked were remote, isolated and the community was very, very small in regards to the size of the full Naval contingent worldwide.

Anyway, I don't recall any conflicts with anyone during my tenure.

As I've already said, an all volunteer military MUST accept anyone that volunteers.  I also don't have a problem with women in combat as the Israelis, Russians and a number of other countries have proven that women are more than capable soldiers.

There you go, Professionalism has no gender or orientation beyond getting the job done.
I still however question the logic behind taking "animal molesters".
SPCA is gonna raise hell.   

[Sponsor]

[Solus]

There you go, Professionalism has no gender or orientation beyond getting the job done.
I still however question the logic behind taking "animal molesters".
SPCA is gonna raise hell.   

I wonder if PETA will make an issue of it? Maybe they will insist that you respect the animal in the morning?

[Timothy]

I wonder if PETA will make an issue of it? Maybe they will insist that you respect the animal in the morning?

PETA doesn't care if you f*#k it, just don't eat it or wear it for clothing!

BTW, we should block "The Leather Shop" forum to non-members or someone from PETA will be paying us a visit!

 

[PegLeg45]

PETA doesn't care if you f*#k it, just don't eat it or wear it for clothing!

BTW, we should block "The Leather Shop" forum to non-members or someone from PETA will be paying us a visit!

 

Only if you wear a condom...........      

[TAB]

I actually use to like peta... about once a year they would have models run around nake in several big citys wearing signs that said something like "I'd rather be nake then wear * fill in the blank*"


They need to go back to that form of advertising.   




I'm all for treating animals with respect, but at the end of the day, meat is food, and the only way you get meat is by a animal dieing.  As long as they are raised, killed and processed in a respectful manor.   For the most part the meat processing is already doing that, yeah thier are some scum, and bad practices, but for the most part I am prefectly fine with whats going on.

[Timothy]

There are some issues in the thoroughbred horse racing industry that are a bit disgusting but that's nothing new!

PETA, like any other feel good group is littered with the uniformed, easily swayed sheep that make up a good portion of the southwest and the northeast.