Gays in the Military? Not in This Man's Army

[V.I.P.]

No I'm not gay, but like you I have friends that are.  The point I was trying to make in my first post on this thread was that what difference does it make weather your gay or straight and serve in the military.

The men and women who are gay and signed up to defend this country are just as patriotic as straight men and women and are risking their lives just the same.  There really isn't much difference between straight military men and women checking each other out.  Or do you not think they do that?

The men and women who are gay and signed up to defend this country are just as patriotic as straight men and women and are risking their lives just the same.  There really isn't much difference between straight military men and women checking each other out.  Or do you not think they do that?

The men and women who are gay and signed up to defend this country are just as patriotic as straight men and women and are risking their lives just the same.  There really isn't much difference between straight military men and women checking each other out.  Or do you not think they do that?

I'll tell youi the difference:  in the military is all about unit cohesion.  You can't have cohesion if you are worried about some guy next to you dreaming about your johnson or your keyster!  You have to keep your mind on your job, at all times, and you can't get distracted.

As for the attentions of straight men and women being attracted to one another, no contest!  Men and women are used to that kind of attention and have learned how to handle them. 

They are NOT used to getting hit on by a person of the same sex, and, God willing, they will never have to be.  I hope I have made myself clear, Mister.

[V.I.P.]

Homophobes are such Douches. Wake up!  This is the 21st. century.  Not the 1st. century.

In the 20th Century, we had a different name for "homophobes." 
We called them "normal."  You wake up, fella.

[Secretary of Defense]

Friends, the military isn't about equal rights, never has been, never will be. 

It is about building the most effective fighting force, with a chain of command and a code of conduct.  And it's about discipline, sorry if some people don't get that.

[Robert0326]

Friends, the military isn't about equal rights, never has been, never will be. 

It is about building the most effective fighting force, with a chain of command and a code of conduct.  And it's about discipline, sorry if some people don't get that.

I understand that, but if your in a fire fight with the enemy I'm sure your mind is on killing said enemy and not wondering if a guy is checking out your ass. 

[Tom Hebert]

We all need to learn to live and let live, don't you think?

[Number of the Beast]

I think that everyone should get the chance to serve.  They should also be allowed to be priests, too!  The days of prejudice should be over.