scream-of-consciousness;
"If you're trying to change minds and influence people it's probably not a good idea to say that virtually all elected Democrats are liars, but what the hell."
Vileness. Lots of "anonymous" "officers" quoted in the article, including one Major who claimed he had a homo date to the "Clinton inaugural in 93", and he'll bring a gay date to the Birthday Ball this year. I'll believe it when I see it.
I don't see how blatant buggery is going to fly in that kind of environment. Fragging may be replaced with the new and improved fagging...unless of course it's a female fraggot.
As someone said, homosexuality used to be a felony. Then it was a misdemeanor. Then it was decriminalized. Soon it will be acceptable. Eventually it will be mandatory.
Watch for a lot of senior NCOs and mid-grade officers get out before that happens.
The problems will start when homosexuals start demanding extra privileges - special quarters, separate showers, etc. They will demand that people be given sensitivity training after someone looks at them cross-eyed.
Mark my words, they will become the next protected group in the diversity charade. They will demand quotas of homosexuals in units as well.
"The problems will start when homosexuals start demanding extra privileges"
No, the real problems will start when the gays demand that the Services start tracking promotion rates of gays and lesbians, as they currently do for other minorities. Then watch as the Services get handed gay promotion quotas...
You people have no idea how glad I am that I'm retired and not forced to stand in front of the troops and paint a happy face on this steaming pile of bullshit.
You will bend to their will.
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Dropping the soap is no longer a joke. With the military going full PC like the universities it may be too late for America to right the ship.
ReplyDeleteIt's been years since anyone got thrown over the fantail, but it won't be long now.
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Vileness. Lots of "anonymous" "officers" quoted in the article, including one Major who claimed he had a homo date to the "Clinton inaugural in 93", and he'll bring a gay date to the Birthday Ball this year. I'll believe it when I see it.
ReplyDeleteDollars to doughnuts the Major is a she.
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I don't see how blatant buggery is going to fly in that kind of environment. Fragging may be replaced with the new and improved fagging...unless of course it's a female fraggot.
ReplyDeleteAs someone said, homosexuality used to be a felony. Then it was a misdemeanor. Then it was decriminalized. Soon it will be acceptable. Eventually it will be mandatory.
ReplyDeleteWatch for a lot of senior NCOs and mid-grade officers get out before that happens.
The problems will start when homosexuals start demanding extra privileges - special quarters, separate showers, etc. They will demand that people be given sensitivity training after someone looks at them cross-eyed.
Mark my words, they will become the next protected group in the diversity charade. They will demand quotas of homosexuals in units as well.
".. Eventually it will be mandatory"
ReplyDeleteI can become a lesbian, no problemo.
"The problems will start when homosexuals start demanding extra privileges"
ReplyDeleteNo, the real problems will start when the gays demand that the Services start tracking promotion rates of gays and lesbians, as they currently do for other minorities. Then watch as the Services get handed gay promotion quotas...
I-RIGHT- said: "I can become a lesbian, no problemo."
ReplyDeleteShit, man, I already am!
Forgive me, I'm an optimist some of the time, but the blowback on this is that we stop tracking ALL minority promotions.
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Since I was young, I knew I was really a lesbian trapped in a man's body.... (shuddering sigh)
ReplyDeleteYou people have no idea how glad I am that I'm retired and not forced to stand in front of the troops and paint a happy face on this steaming pile of bullshit.
ReplyDeleteYet another step in destroying America from within.
ReplyDeleteWell played son, well played.
Master Chief, I retired from the USMCR 31 July after 36 years of service. Kinda feel the same.
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