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'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' Turns 15

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Explain...how are they flip-flopping? You said that you wouldn't trust putting your lives in their hands.

 

You honestly believe that a gay person just wakes up one day and thinks "my life isn't complicated enough, I think I will be gay"?

 

Something along those lines without the "smartness" of the remark. :D

 

At least HHSdad agrees with me. When I say flip-flopping I mean they are born straight then the choose to be gay. and all of the homosexuals that I have known say they struggle with being straight/gay. That makes them a flip-flop. If I can't trust someone to even have the integrity to choose their sexual orientation or even just say that they were bi, then I can't trust them to have my back.

 

I have some homosexual friends, and they know where I stand on this issue. I trust them, just not with my health/well-being during a conflict. I trust them to tell me if my clothes match, what is in style and isn't and I trust them to keep a secret because many of them have been keeping the biggest secret in the world for years.

 

I meant none of that to be harmful to anyone who is a homosexual on this board or has gay/bi friends I am just using that to get my point across.

I'm very proud to have served my country for 5 years active and 3 inactive, however I don't think I would have joined if gays were allowed to openly be gay.

 

I have some homosexual friends, and they know where I stand on this issue. I trust them, just not with my health/well-being during a conflict. I trust them to tell me if my clothes match, what is in style

 

Good Lord. Is this 1954? Could you not come up with any more cliches about homosexuals?

So gays fight/die for YOU.... but ARE not trusted with your health/well-being during a conflict.... That is SAD.... They are trusted to tell you if your clothes match, what is in style and isn't and you trust them to keep a secret...

 

" I mean they are born straight then the choose to be gay. and all of the homosexuals that I have known say they struggle with being straight/gay. That makes them a flip-flop. If I can't trust someone to even have the integrity to choose their sexual orientation or even just say that they were bi, then I can't trust them to have my back"

 

What if they did tell you were gay/bi... That wouldn't change your mind..... Sorry to say your homophobic & you are disrespectful to gays.. Just because there gay doesn't mean they want you....

Nobody chooses to be gay!!!:fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fire::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight::fight:

 

There is no gay gene, gooch.

Rule #3 prohibits derogatory remarks about sexual orientation.

Good Lord. Is this 1954? Could you not come up with any more cliches about homosexuals?

 

I meant none of that to be harmful to anyone who is a homosexual on this board or has gay/bi friends I am just using that to get my point across.

 

I added that part, I guess you forgot to read that.

So gays fight/die for YOU.... but ARE not trusted with your health/well-being during a conflict.... That is SAD.... They are trusted to tell you if your clothes match, what is in style and isn't and you trust them to keep a secret...

 

" I mean they are born straight then the choose to be gay. and all of the homosexuals that I have known say they struggle with being straight/gay. That makes them a flip-flop. If I can't trust someone to even have the integrity to choose their sexual orientation or even just say that they were bi, then I can't trust them to have my back"

 

What if they did tell you were gay/bi... That wouldn't change your mind..... Sorry to say your homophobic & you are disrespectful to gays.. Just because there gay doesn't mean they want you....

 

Excellent point...gays have fought and died for our country...just like heterosexuals.

I meant none of that to be harmful to anyone who is a homosexual on this board or has gay/bi friends I am just using that to get my point across.

 

I added that part, I guess you forgot to read that.

 

So if I say to my wife "I meant no harm as I was just trying to make a point" subsequent to saying "You really need that donut? Your jeans are looking a bit snug" then I'm in the clear???

 

I'll have to remember that one.

So if I say to my wife "I meant no harm as I was just trying to make a point" subsequent to saying "You really need that donut? Your jeans are looking a bit snug" then I'm in the clear???

 

I'll have to remember that one.

 

Nice try :thumb:

 

Totally different situations. I actually have homosexual friends who are going to school for fashion and/or beauty school (one hasn't decided yet) They actually give fashion tips, sheesh.

 

To avoid offending any homosexuals or bisexual people unintentionally, I am going to leave this thread and not return. And no I am not being a "conversation chicken" :lol:

:thumb: it is a choice.

 

As a christian I definitely have to agree. The good Lord would not let you be born homosexual and than send you to hell for it.

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