Ok umm... perhaps we could worry more about the actual point?? Rather than semantics? Doesn't matter who I was on some other site. I only actually knew 2 people from over there anyway, and I seldom popped up and made posts. Though I did lurk a quite a bit more. I know yall were like a whole big crowd that all knew each other, but I wasn't one of them.
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Originally posted by StanleyTweedle View PostOk umm... perhaps we could worry more about the actual point?? Rather than semantics? Doesn't matter who I was on some other site. I only actually knew 2 people from over there anyway, and I seldom popped up and made posts. Though I did lurk a quite a bit more.
I just did not want to quote your whole post.Originally posted by MR EDDU defend him who use's racial slurs like hes drinking water.
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Originally posted by davbrucas View PostIf you were gay, would you admit it on here? Equal rights for gays? As in they should get legislation to change how they are treated solely because of their sexual preference? That's ridiculous and obscene. If you want to be gay, so what...but keep it to your damn self. If it's only about the right to be gay, then why the hell make it a public matter? Be gay in your bedroom...be a normal citizen otherwise.
Originally posted by GhostTX View PostThat's my thinking as well. Further, do you want a "known" gay leering at you in the shower? If women/men are allowed to have separate showers because this (basically), what's to say the same for straight/gay with both sexes? Heck, are even gays gonna want other gays seeing them shower?
Further, what about housing? Some states allow gay-marriage, and some don't. What's going to happen with married gay couples at bases in state that don't recognize gay marriage? The fed going to mandate over the state's laws? Force them to recognize the couple? There's all kinds of legal snafu's coming down this pipe.
Originally posted by StanleyTweedle View PostOk, so if you absolutely had to shower/change/whatever with a bunch of guys, and there was the possibility that one was gay. Would you rather A. Not know anything about it and just have that hope that none of them might be eyeballing your shaft, or B. Know for a fact that one (or more) of them was gay, and that odds are they were in fact eyeballing your shaft. Me? I'd rather not know. I mean if I absolutely must be nude around another man, I'd like to at least have the hope that he might not be gay. He may do his best to try to hide it, but in his mind he's still looking at you like:
But I feel like you still didn't really address my issue. Cause if we are forced to accept that this is not indeed some kind of lifestyle choice, then wouldn't you agree that a woman has every right to not be looked at by a man when she is nude? Why is being a peeping tom against the law? Should we repeal that now too? And, if a woman has every right to not have some man looking at her while she showers, then certainly a man has that right, when it comes to a woman. Right? That's only fair.
So if those to things are true, and gays really can't help but be gay, then why should women and men have to put up with some gay who is clearly going to be looking at them, at these times? It goes back to the same principle about the opposite sexes having rights to not be ogled by each other. So now what do you arrive at? Segregation. Now how do you think all the little fagots of the world are going to handle that? Are they going to be cool with it? Or will they play the civil rights card, yet again? Thus, trampling the rights of others, so that they can feel a little bit better about themselves. So I stand by my point that to repeal this last little hope of dignity for the straight people in the military, is wrong. For those who look at it my way, gays shouldn't even be allowed in the military, due to this issue. To protect the rights of those that aren't gay.
Yes I was on the old board but I hadn't visited it in well over a year.ZOMBIE REAGAN FOR PRESIDENT 2016!!! heh
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Originally posted by ceyko View PostYeah, so I did not quote anything for the point of what you thought I did. I literally was saying good job on breaking it down to point out the aspects that would bother me and the "why is it okay for gay dudes to stare at my dick, but I can't stare at some chick's tits" type of view.
I just did not want to quote your whole post.
Originally posted by Yale View PostI think you'll see the same number of gays checking out straights as you see now. You and I can't control who looks at us, and how. Once more, the gays that let it get in the way of their job won't likely last too long. I said earlier that the straight troops that are uncomfortable with it should be given the option of honorable discharge.Last edited by SMEGMA STENCH; 12-27-2010, 06:00 PM.
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Originally posted by Yale View PostI hadn't considered married gays. Ultimately, congress could vote to legalize gay marriage nationally, which may happen, or the Supreme Court may get involved. I think this repeal will end up pushing that national dialogue a lot further than a lot of folks expected it to go in the near future."Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul Harvey
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Originally posted by Yale View PostI think you'll see the same number of gays checking out straights as you see now. You and I can't control who looks at us, and how. Once more, the gays that let it get in the way of their job won't likely last too long. I said earlier that the straight troops that are uncomfortable with it should be given the option of honorable discharge.Originally posted by MR EDDU defend him who use's racial slurs like hes drinking water.
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Originally posted by StanleyTweedle View PostI take it you don't believe in "majority rules" either? Cause you know, gays only actually represent 3% of the total US population. You know, people with such views actually disgust me more than the gays. No offense intended though.
1) The majority has the right to shit all over the other groups.
2) Everybody in that majority of people feels the same way.
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