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Thread: 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Repealed
Originally Posted by Louis VI the Fat:
At last a return to normality then?
When you dig a bit into the oldest material you get the sense that homosexuality was normal in warrior society back in the day.At last a return to normality then?
Good for Congress (I don't say that often).
I don't buy the doubts expressed by Vuk. Considering how modern young men act in frats, sports teams, etc., and even soldiers in the army doing Lady Gaga videos, I don't think they'll really feel uncomfortable with gays serving openly.
I've been in a gay bar and never had any of the experiences you suggest;
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I don't buy the doubts expressed by Vuk. Considering how modern young men act in frats, sports teams, etc., and even soldiers in the army doing Lady Gaga videos, I don't think they'll really feel uncomfortable with gays serving openly.
I've been in a gay bar and never had any of the experiences you suggest;
Originally Posted by Vuk:
three guys in my Taiji class who regularly wear shirts with things like "QUEER! BITCH!" written on them? Yeah, they do 'act gay' around dudes.
Most people can deal with someone they aren't attracted to hitting on them. But that isn't even going to happen, due to the Army's rules against fraternizing. three guys in my Taiji class who regularly wear shirts with things like "QUEER! BITCH!" written on them? Yeah, they do 'act gay' around dudes.
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Originally Posted by gaelic cowboy:
When you dig a bit into the oldest material you get the sense that homosexuality was normal in warrior society back in the day.
Exchange of loot between hunting party's I think. You see men carying things off in opposite directions.When you dig a bit into the oldest material you get the sense that homosexuality was normal in warrior society back in the day.
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