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September 22, 2010 at 8:59 AM #608929September 22, 2010 at 9:19 AM #607873ArrayaParticipant
Easy fix. We should castrate all military personal to fix the problem. Problem solved.
September 22, 2010 at 9:19 AM #607959ArrayaParticipantEasy fix. We should castrate all military personal to fix the problem. Problem solved.
September 22, 2010 at 9:19 AM #608511ArrayaParticipantEasy fix. We should castrate all military personal to fix the problem. Problem solved.
September 22, 2010 at 9:19 AM #608620ArrayaParticipantEasy fix. We should castrate all military personal to fix the problem. Problem solved.
September 22, 2010 at 9:19 AM #608939ArrayaParticipantEasy fix. We should castrate all military personal to fix the problem. Problem solved.
September 22, 2010 at 10:16 AM #607893urbanrealtorParticipant[quote=Russell]If someone got caught masturbating with a blue boy magazine or couldn’t help but grope someone, or demand they be made queen of the unit, there could be trouble to varying degrees.[/quote]
Okay but again you are talking about disruptive behavior and I am not.
I agree that disruptive behavior should be addressed.
All I am saying is that behavior should be the referent and sentiment should not.
Perhaps that is because, while gay-friendly as you say (though I would characterize it as not giving a shit), I do not like it when people hit me over the head with their sexuality.
Whatever.
The point is that if someone is acting inappropriately, that affects unit cohesion.
The thoughts that run around in their head do not.
Most service men would be embarrassed and uncomfortable to serve with Liberace.
Most would be proud to serve with Rob Halford.September 22, 2010 at 10:16 AM #607979urbanrealtorParticipant[quote=Russell]If someone got caught masturbating with a blue boy magazine or couldn’t help but grope someone, or demand they be made queen of the unit, there could be trouble to varying degrees.[/quote]
Okay but again you are talking about disruptive behavior and I am not.
I agree that disruptive behavior should be addressed.
All I am saying is that behavior should be the referent and sentiment should not.
Perhaps that is because, while gay-friendly as you say (though I would characterize it as not giving a shit), I do not like it when people hit me over the head with their sexuality.
Whatever.
The point is that if someone is acting inappropriately, that affects unit cohesion.
The thoughts that run around in their head do not.
Most service men would be embarrassed and uncomfortable to serve with Liberace.
Most would be proud to serve with Rob Halford.September 22, 2010 at 10:16 AM #608531urbanrealtorParticipant[quote=Russell]If someone got caught masturbating with a blue boy magazine or couldn’t help but grope someone, or demand they be made queen of the unit, there could be trouble to varying degrees.[/quote]
Okay but again you are talking about disruptive behavior and I am not.
I agree that disruptive behavior should be addressed.
All I am saying is that behavior should be the referent and sentiment should not.
Perhaps that is because, while gay-friendly as you say (though I would characterize it as not giving a shit), I do not like it when people hit me over the head with their sexuality.
Whatever.
The point is that if someone is acting inappropriately, that affects unit cohesion.
The thoughts that run around in their head do not.
Most service men would be embarrassed and uncomfortable to serve with Liberace.
Most would be proud to serve with Rob Halford.September 22, 2010 at 10:16 AM #608640urbanrealtorParticipant[quote=Russell]If someone got caught masturbating with a blue boy magazine or couldn’t help but grope someone, or demand they be made queen of the unit, there could be trouble to varying degrees.[/quote]
Okay but again you are talking about disruptive behavior and I am not.
I agree that disruptive behavior should be addressed.
All I am saying is that behavior should be the referent and sentiment should not.
Perhaps that is because, while gay-friendly as you say (though I would characterize it as not giving a shit), I do not like it when people hit me over the head with their sexuality.
Whatever.
The point is that if someone is acting inappropriately, that affects unit cohesion.
The thoughts that run around in their head do not.
Most service men would be embarrassed and uncomfortable to serve with Liberace.
Most would be proud to serve with Rob Halford.September 22, 2010 at 10:16 AM #608959urbanrealtorParticipant[quote=Russell]If someone got caught masturbating with a blue boy magazine or couldn’t help but grope someone, or demand they be made queen of the unit, there could be trouble to varying degrees.[/quote]
Okay but again you are talking about disruptive behavior and I am not.
I agree that disruptive behavior should be addressed.
All I am saying is that behavior should be the referent and sentiment should not.
Perhaps that is because, while gay-friendly as you say (though I would characterize it as not giving a shit), I do not like it when people hit me over the head with their sexuality.
Whatever.
The point is that if someone is acting inappropriately, that affects unit cohesion.
The thoughts that run around in their head do not.
Most service men would be embarrassed and uncomfortable to serve with Liberace.
Most would be proud to serve with Rob Halford.September 22, 2010 at 10:18 AM #607898ArrayaParticipantDoes a man who wants to bathe and sleep apart from men who lust after males have a right too?
After thinking about this I would have to say, no. What kind of “right” is that? Does that same man have the right claim the need for segregation from anybody who could possibly have a thought that he might find unsavory. Or is it just lustful thoughts that are a violation. “I don’t like the way you could *possibly* be thinking and it’s violating my rights???”
September 22, 2010 at 10:18 AM #607984ArrayaParticipantDoes a man who wants to bathe and sleep apart from men who lust after males have a right too?
After thinking about this I would have to say, no. What kind of “right” is that? Does that same man have the right claim the need for segregation from anybody who could possibly have a thought that he might find unsavory. Or is it just lustful thoughts that are a violation. “I don’t like the way you could *possibly* be thinking and it’s violating my rights???”
September 22, 2010 at 10:18 AM #608536ArrayaParticipantDoes a man who wants to bathe and sleep apart from men who lust after males have a right too?
After thinking about this I would have to say, no. What kind of “right” is that? Does that same man have the right claim the need for segregation from anybody who could possibly have a thought that he might find unsavory. Or is it just lustful thoughts that are a violation. “I don’t like the way you could *possibly* be thinking and it’s violating my rights???”
September 22, 2010 at 10:18 AM #608645ArrayaParticipantDoes a man who wants to bathe and sleep apart from men who lust after males have a right too?
After thinking about this I would have to say, no. What kind of “right” is that? Does that same man have the right claim the need for segregation from anybody who could possibly have a thought that he might find unsavory. Or is it just lustful thoughts that are a violation. “I don’t like the way you could *possibly* be thinking and it’s violating my rights???”
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