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#752 Jan 13 2011 at 1:32 PM Rating: Good
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Dude, the RULE is that you are allowed to be in the military as long as you keep your homosexuality a secret. I @#%^ing quoted straight from the military that sexual orientation is not grounds for dismissal from the military by law. Sexual conduct and admission of homosexuality are.

I'll quote it for you again. This is from the military on DoD:


Why don't you reference your source and we can start from there. I *believe* 1 of 3 things has occurred, but I can't know either way unless you reference your source.

1. You reading this out of context.

2. You pulled this from a bad source, i.e. a Pro-**** site with bad information.

3. You just made it up.

Assuming what you wrote is legit, I'm assuming the first option is what has occurred. I quoted, with a reference, directly from the Homosexual Policy that stated that sexual orientation is enough to be removed from service. So either there's a date issue, one being outdated or there's a comprehension issue. I quote again for you...

http://www.jackson.army.mil/SJA/Files/Adlaw/Homosexual%20Conduct%20Policy.PDF wrote:
{....] A basis for discharge exists if - [....]

(2)The Soldier has said the he or she is a homosexual or bisexual, or made some other statement that indicates the propensity or intent to engage in homosexual acts....
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(c) A reliable person states that he or she observed behaviors that amounts to a nonverbal statement by a Soldier that he or she is a homosexual or bisexual(that is, behavior that a reasonable person would believe intended to convey the statement that a Soldier engages in, attempts to engage in, or has the propensity or intent to engage in homosexual act)



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Until you can acknowledge this very simple point, I don't see any point in acknowledging you.


That's BS..

I've been asking you the same question before we even gone down to this route and you've be ignoring them ever since and that was only one of the questions that you've eluded. I ask again,"So, you're saying that a woman who expresses anxiety about a man checking her out makes her a heterophobe?"

If you're going to ignore it, you should at least have a legit justification, because now you seem as if you just don't want to admit the double standard.
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#755 Jan 13 2011 at 3:26 PM Rating: Good
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Dude, the RULE is that you are allowed to be in the military as long as you keep your homosexuality a secret. I @#%^ing quoted straight from the military that sexual orientation is not grounds for dismissal from the military by law. Sexual conduct and admission of homosexuality are.

I'll quote it for you again. This is from the military on DoD:


Why don't you reference your source and we can start from there. I *believe* 1 of 3 things has occurred, but I can't know either way unless you reference your source.

1. You reading this out of context.

2. You pulled this from a bad source, i.e. a Pro-**** site with bad information.

3. You just made it up.

Assuming what you wrote is legit, I'm assuming the first option is what has occurred. I quoted, with a reference, directly from the Homosexual Policy that stated that sexual orientation is enough to be removed from service. So either there's a date issue, one being outdated or there's a comprehension issue. I quote again for you...

http://www.jackson.army.mil/SJA/Files/Adlaw/Homosexual%20Conduct%20Policy.PDF wrote:
{....] A basis for discharge exists if - [....]

(2)The Soldier has said the he or she is a homosexual or bisexual, or made some other statement that indicates the propensity or intent to engage in homosexual acts....
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(4)
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(c) A reliable person states that he or she observed behaviors that amounts to a nonverbal statement by a Soldier that he or she is a homosexual or bisexual(that is, behavior that a reasonable person would believe intended to convey the statement that a Soldier engages in, attempts to engage in, or has the propensity or intent to engage in homosexual act)



Oddly enough, your quote there proves his point.
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Dude, the RULE is that you are allowed to be in the military as long as you keep your homosexuality a secret. I @#%^ing quoted straight from the military that sexual orientation is not grounds for dismissal from the military by law. Sexual conduct and admission of homosexuality are.

I'll quote it for you again. This is from the military on DoD:


Why don't you reference your source and we can start from there. I *believe* 1 of 3 things has occurred, but I can't know either way unless you reference your source.

1. You reading this out of context.

2. You pulled this from a bad source, i.e. a Pro-**** site with bad information.

3. You just made it up.

Assuming what you wrote is legit, I'm assuming the first option is what has occurred. I quoted, with a reference, directly from the Homosexual Policy that stated that sexual orientation is enough to be removed from service. So either there's a date issue, one being outdated or there's a comprehension issue. I quote again for you...

http://www.jackson.army.mil/SJA/Files/Adlaw/Homosexual%20Conduct%20Policy.PDF wrote:
{....] A basis for discharge exists if - [....]

(2)The Soldier has said the he or she is a homosexual or bisexual, or made some other statement that indicates the propensity or intent to engage in homosexual acts....
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(4)
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(c) A reliable person states that he or she observed behaviors that amounts to a nonverbal statement by a Soldier that he or she is a homosexual or bisexual(that is, behavior that a reasonable person would believe intended to convey the statement that a Soldier engages in, attempts to engage in, or has the propensity or intent to engage in homosexual act)



Oddly enough, your quote there proves his point.
Help me out here as I'm not following too closely on this anymore. How doe sit prove Kachi's point that you can't be discharged?
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Belkira wrote:

Oddly enough, your quote there proves his point.


Only if you believe saying "I'm gay" is homosexual behavior or displaying behaviors that you might do something homosexual makes you gay.

In that case, you are absolutely correct.

Me, on the other hand, don't believe saying you're gay makes you gay. I worked with a female at McDonald's who wanted to be and pretended to be a lesbian and we all knew she wasn't. As much as she tried to act like a lesbian, when it came down to the test, she went after the men. My theory was that she didn't see herself attractive enough to get a guy so maybe if she played a butch role, then maybe she can get a woman. Doesn't make sense to me, but eh...

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Help me out here as I'm not following too closely on this anymore. How doe sit prove Kachi's point that you can't be discharged?

Being gay is fine, but you can't admit you're gay or have homosexual relations. That's what Kachi said, and exactly what Alma quoted.

"Being gay" is a personality trait or a mental state, it's not based on actions. Both of them say the actions (talking or doing) will get you kicked, but Alma doesn't seem to realize people can be gay and not do those things. Or he just quoted the wrong section.

This might also be Alma admitting that it's totally fine to be attracted to naked guys in the shower, as the rules say nothing about being gay (at least in the part he quoted).

Of course none of this matters. Alma will just not understand it and claim everyone else is wrong.
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Oddly enough, your quote there proves his point.
I worked with a female at McDonald's who wanted to be and pretended to be a lesbian and we all knew she wasn't. As much as she tried to act like a lesbian, when it came down to the test, she went after the men. My theory was that she didn't see herself attractive enough to get a guy so maybe if she played a butch role, then maybe she can get a woman. Doesn't make sense to me, but eh...


Pretty much this is exactly what I figured. To Alma, you can't be gay if you're not acting the right way. Instead of saying "Hey, maybe she finds girls attractive too," he thinks that she faked it because she wasn't attractive.

My first thought on reading that was "She's probably bisexual, or confused about what she wants," not "She's too ugly to get a guy so she fakes liking girls." I must be a bleeding heart liberal Smiley: lol
#761 Jan 13 2011 at 4:06 PM Rating: Good
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Oddly enough, your quote there proves his point.


Only if you believe saying "I'm gay" is homosexual behavior or displaying behaviors that you might do something homosexual makes you gay.

In that case, you are absolutely correct.


No. The quote says, "If you say you're gay or someone says they saw you participating in homosexual activities, you're discharged." Kachi said, "You are allowed to be gay, just not tell anyone or participate in a homosexual act."

Do you see how they are the same? If not, you're a lost cause.
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Belkira wrote:
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Oddly enough, your quote there proves his point.


Only if you believe saying "I'm gay" is homosexual behavior or displaying behaviors that you might do something homosexual makes you gay.

In that case, you are absolutely correct.


No. The quote says, "If you say you're gay or someone says they saw you participating in homosexual activities, you're discharged." Kachi said, "You are allowed to be gay, just not tell anyone or participate in a homosexual act."

Do you see how they are the same? If not, you're a lost cause.


Im going to go with lost cause.
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Pretty much this is exactly what I figured. To Alma, you can't be gay if you're not acting the right way. Instead of saying "Hey, maybe she finds girls attractive too," he thinks that she faked it because she wasn't attractive.

My first thought on reading that was "She's probably bisexual, or confused about what she wants," not "She's too ugly to get a guy so she fakes liking girls." I must be a bleeding heart liberal

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Of course none of this matters. Alma will just not understand it and claim everyone else is wrong.




This is exactly why I can disregard your opinion and think that "I'm right and everyone else is wrong". I'm telling you a fact and instead of just taking it at face value, you ASSUME that I don't know what I'm talking about when I worked there for 5 years and you probably haven't ever stepped foot in that city. What makes you think that you have a better understanding on that situation? If Jophiel, Ugly, Nadenu, Belkira, etc. said the same thing, would you make the same the assumption?

EVERYONE knew that she wasn't gay. That's the whole reason why I brought it up in the first place. When word got out that she had sex with one of the male employees, it solidified our original claim that she was just full of it. Many people have tested her, hence the reason why I mentioned it in the first place. There were a number of homosexual (open and presumed) and open bisexuals that worked there. Heck, at one point, the store manager was a flamming, cross-dressing ***** that made out with guys in public. So, the atmosphere was very welcoming if she weren't gay. That's what made her want to "fit" in even more.


So, you can throw that "You think you know everything" garbage out the window. When I get rated down on a ding thread or rated down for saying "Merry Christmas" in a freakin Merry Christmas thread, it is blatantly obvious that much of these posts are not argued for content, but simply because of my name. That was even admitted in my ding thread. So excuse me for not quickly converting to your opinion. When people grow up (i.e. Kachi stop ignoring a simple question), then I can take you more seriously. On the other hand, when people refuse to answer simple questions, it then becomes apparent that this isn't about "finding the truth", but "proving me wrong" on whatever stance that I have.

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Being gay is fine, but you can't admit you're gay or have homosexual relations. That's what Kachi said, and exactly what Alma quoted.

"Being gay" is a personality trait or a mental state, it's not based on actions. Both of them say the actions (talking or doing) will get you kicked, but Alma doesn't seem to realize people can be gay and not do those things. Or he just quoted the wrong section.

This might also be Alma admitting that it's totally fine to be attracted to naked guys in the shower, as the rules say nothing about being gay (at least in the part he quoted).




False: His argument is that you are only kicked out for homosexual conduct and not sexual orientation. Me saying "I'm gay" is not a homosexual action nor does admit to homosexual conduct. The quotes that I've presented says "propensity or intent to engage in homosexual act", that means that the person didn't actually do homosexual act. Me saying "I want to sleep with Joe's wife" isn't the same as sleeping with Joe's wife nor can you get kicked of for having the "propensity or intent to engage in adultery". I'm treating this scenario the same way everything else is portrayed in the military. You all, are treating this as some special case.

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No. The quote says, "If you say you're gay or someone says they saw you participating in homosexual activities, you're discharged." Kachi said, "You are allowed to be gay, just not tell anyone or participate in a homosexual act."

Do you see how they are the same? If not, you're a lost cause.
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Speaking of lost cause, if you can't even interpret and or comprehend a few sentences, then this is a lost cause. You admitting that you're gay is not admitting to any homosexual act. We argued this in the last thread about sodomy, remember? I argued that allowing gays would give the image of contradicting the Sodomy rules. You, specifically, were one of the ones who argued that being gay is more than sex, it's a state of being. I agreed to that by saying that's why I said "image" and that the military has the rule of "Perception is reality". Even if it's false, if it appears to be true, then it's true.

This is consistent with that thought. You saying that you are gay is not the same thing as being gay. The whole point that I'm trying to convey to you is that DADT didn't allow homosexuals in the military, it enabled them in the military without lying. That was the compromise that was made. We wont ALLOW homosexuals in the military, but we will no longer ASK their sexual orientation because that is their personal business anyway. This is what I believe Kachi's quote is referring to, but I need to see it in context to know either way.

The bottom line is, if you were ALLOWED to join, then you wouldn't be kicked out for it. No where did it ever say in that policy or anything that I signed that you were allowed to do any of those activities. It stated that you could be discharged for those activities. If you were allowed to do those activities, especially given the touchy topic, they would have explicitly said that. What you all had done was added in verbiage that didn't exist. From my understanding, it was practically the same exact policy, minus asking your sexual orientation.

This counter argument of "you're allowed to, just keep it a secret" is just plum silly. That has always been the case in reference to be able to join. Homosexuals don't wear Scarlett Letters, so there isn't a way to tell. As long as you keep your sexual orientation, adultery, fraternization or any other activity to yourself, then you're ok. DADT, just made it official.


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I worked with a female at McDonald's who wanted to be and pretended to be a lesbian and we all knew she wasn't. As much as she tried to act like a lesbian, when it came down to the test, she went after the men.

That's one hell of an employee review. We were just graded on watching the fry timer.
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I worked with a female at McDonald's who wanted to be and pretended to be a lesbian and we all knew she wasn't. As much as she tried to act like a lesbian, when it came down to the test, she went after the men.

That's one hell of an employee review. We were just graded on watching the fry timer.


She was a manager, not a crew worker.

By watching the fry timer, you mean not letting the fries burn? If so, that's pretty low standards.
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False: His argument is that you are only kicked out for homosexual conduct and not sexual orientation.

Yes, that is Kachi's argument.
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Me saying "I'm gay" is not a homosexual action nor does admit to homosexual conduct.

No it's not. However, the codes YOU linked say explicitly:
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So Kachi is right. You can't say it or do it, but you can be it. The rest of your paragraph oddly ignores exactly what you quoted. Notice the next word in the quote from the rules is OR. You don't need to say "I want to sleep with dudes." You can just say "I'm gay" and you're out. Which is what Kachi said. Which is kind of the point I was making, you just claim everyone else is wrong because you don't understand it. Odd, when you quoted the rules yourself, then ignore them. Smiley: laugh


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'm telling you a fact and instead of just taking it at face value, you ASSUME that I don't know what I'm talking about

Your opinion isn't a fact, but I'll admit, it was my bad for even trying to jump into a discussion with you about a scenario you yourself made up. You're right, I don't know the girl. You simply wrote "She says she's a lesbian, but dates guys, and we all knew she wasn't gay but was just unattractive." And she even slept with a guy? Woo-hoo! The point still stands - being "gay" does not necessarily mean you act on it or even say it. It's internal. It's attraction. You could sleep with dozens of women and still wish they had a dong. And we call that... homosexuality! Smiley: nod
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When people grow up (i.e. Kachi stop ignoring a simple question), then I can take you more seriously.

Happy to see your behavior is dictated by others. And not even me! For you to take me seriously, someone else needs to grow up? Mature, dude Smiley: rolleyes

As my own scenario, several summers ago my best friend from high school hooked up with a girl. She was a freak in bed - they got busted by the cops while in his car once, and she swore up a storm at them because she was pissed they got interrupted just as she was about to ******.

She's a lesbian. She's been dating the same girl for about three years now. She tried out my friend because she was curious, and while it was fun, she just was attracted to girls, not guys. It didn't stop her from having sex with guys, but it wasn't due to attraction (her own words).

I feel bad for my friend; I still tease him about "turning her gay" Smiley: lol

Edit: Thinking it over, you might just have a knee-jerk reaction to when someone disagrees with you. It seems that way, judging by your "Until everyone else grows up, I won't take you seriously" comment. So it's quite possible you understand, but refuse to admit it because you hate to lose?

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She was a manager, not a crew worker.

By watching the fry timer, you mean not letting the fries burn? If so, that's pretty low standards.

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So Kachi is right. You can't say it or do it, but you can be it. The rest of your paragraph oddly ignores exactly what you quoted. Notice the next word in the quote from the rules is OR. You don't need to say "I want to sleep with dudes." You can just say "I'm gay" and you're out. Which is what Kachi said. Which is kind of the point I was making, you just claim everyone else is wrong because you don't understand it. Odd, when you quoted the rules yourself, then ignore them.



You are really lost on this. Kachi is making two statements. His first statement is that you are kicked out for homosexual activities not your homosexual orientation. You said yourself, admitting to being gay doesn't make you gay, so you're not being discharged for homosexual conduct, but for homosexuality.

So what he had said is false.

ADDTIONALLY, he said that homosexuals were allowed as long as they keep it a secret.

THOSE ARE TWO DIFFERENT STATEMENTS. Both can't be true. So pick one. If you're being kicked out for sexual conduct and not orientation, then finding out that you're gay isn't just for a discharge. You would have be to charged with a specific sexual conduct.

There is no way to know if someone is gay without either the person saying s/he is gay or doing something that is what someone considers gay. People saying that they are gay, doesn't make them gay. Just like me saying that I slept with Joe's wife doesn't mean I slept with Joe's wife. I wouldn't get discharged for adultery just saying that I slept with Joe's wife.

The quote also says if it appears that you have the propensity or intent to... That means you haven't done or said anything that admits that you're gay or have done any homosexual activities. This means that it APPEARS, that you are an homosexual. If it were truly "as long as YOU keep it secret", then you shouldn't be kicked out because it APPEARS that you MIGHT do something gay. That's literally saying "We think that you might be gay, so you're being discharged". The fact that they are not sure on the matter, means if you were gay, then it is still a secret.

If you actually read the UCMJ, it doesn't just say "Thou shalt not do x". It explains exactly what "x" is, so there is no confusion on what "x" is. That's exactly what DoD has done with homosexuality.

The military is saying that homosexuality by defining EXACTLY what the military considers homosexuality. Otherwise, there is no way that anyone can tell or be judged as such. The DoD has created a standard of what it is considered "homosexuality". You're simply taking that as "oh, well as long as no one knows, then it's ok", when that has always been the case before DADT with every rule in the military.

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Your opinion isn't a fact, but I'll admit, it was my bad for even trying to jump into a discussion with you about a scenario you yourself made up. You're right, I don't know the girl. You simply wrote "She says she's a lesbian, but dates guys, and we all knew she wasn't gay but was just unattractive." And she even slept with a guy? Woo-hoo! The point still stands - being "gay" does not necessarily mean you act on it or even say it. It's internal. It's attraction. You could sleep with dozens of women and still wish they had a dong. And we call that... homosexuality!


This is how you have no credibility with me. Honestly, I respect RDD more than you at this point. After I tell you the story, then try to clarify it, you're still claiming that I "made it up". Based on what? Absolutely nothing but your own ignorance.


This isn't me assuming anything. The entire store would have had to be wrong on this. It's simple. If you talk the talk, but don't walk the walk, then there is a disconnect. What if a guy who's always making sexist comments about how he would nail this girl and that girl, but every time a decent looking female approaches him, he backs off. But, he turns around and nails the first dude that approaches him, who is low on the attractive scale?

Are you telling me, that you wouldn't think that he's just faking the funk? Oh, wait, that's right. Homosexual people don't pretend to be heterosexual.. THAT'S SILLY!!!!

Dude grow up...

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Happy to see your behavior is dictated by others. And not even me! For you to take me seriously, someone else needs to grow up? Mature, dude Smiley: rolleyes

As my own scenario, several summers ago my best friend from high school hooked up with a girl. She was a freak in bed - they got busted by the cops while in his car once, and she swore up a storm at them because she was pissed they got interrupted just as she was about to ******.

She's a lesbian. She's been dating the same girl for about three years now. She tried out my friend because she was curious, and while it was fun, she just was attracted to girls, not guys. It didn't stop her from having sex with guys, but it wasn't due to attraction (her own words).

I feel bad for my friend; I still tease him about "turning her gay"


Dictated by others? What gave you that impersonation? I have no respect for you, so I couldn't care less what you think because I know that you're full of BS. You told me a story about your friend just now and I assume that you're telling the truth even though I disagree with you. I tell you a story and you act like that I'm making stuff up or miss-analyzing the situation.

You see the difference?
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Take a breather sparky. You're wrong on multiple accounts. I'm glad to know that, among other things, you hold no respect for me. It makes me feel warm inside Smiley: grin

When I said you made up the scenario... you did. Did you make up the story? No idea, but I'll assume no. Your scenario was exactly what you gave and I quoted. I'm sorry if you misinterpreted my meaning - I don't think you made it up out of thin air, if that's how you took it. You did make it up for us though, with your own view on it. A girl said she was gay, you said she's ugly, and she went after guys. I agree, there could be a disconnect, and likely is. But saying you know someone better than they know themselves is unlikely, especially given the level of disconnect you display day-to-day in here. I already explained the situation, and if you don't accept it, that's fine. If you don't like my story, fine too. I just wanted to show a counterpoint to your idea that "We all knew she was straight even though she said she was gay."

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There is no way to know if someone is gay without either the person saying s/he is gay or doing something that is what someone considers gay. People saying that they are gay, doesn't make them gay. Just like me saying that I slept with Joe's wife doesn't mean I slept with Joe's wife. I wouldn't get discharged for adultery just saying that I slept with Joe's wife.


Ah, this is so tough, you're sooooo close to understanding! Yes, actions don't dictate your homosexuality. That's the point! Hence in your story why I said "It doesn't matter if she went after a guy, if she's only attracted to girls." The codes say that you can get kicked for actions, NOT for being gay... that was Kachi's point. You have to say or do or act in some particular fashion to get kicked out. But your sexual orientation itself is not listed as grounds for dismissal. Kachi was completely right - you can be gay and be in the military before DADT was repealed. You just couldn't let anyone else know.

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What impersonation? Last time I checked, we're all people here. Or trolls. Mostly people though?
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She was a manager, not a crew worker.

By watching the fry timer, you mean not letting the fries burn? If so, that's pretty low standards.

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Take a breather sparky. You're wrong on multiple accounts. I'm glad to know that, among other things, you hold no respect for me. It makes me feel warm inside Smiley: grin

When I said you made up the scenario... you did. Did you make up the story? No idea, but I'll assume no. Your scenario was exactly what you gave and I quoted. I'm sorry if you misinterpreted my meaning - I don't think you made it up out of thin air, if that's how you took it. You did make it up for us though, with your own view on it. A girl said she was gay, you said she's ugly, and she went after guys. I agree, there could be a disconnect, and likely is. But saying you know someone better than they know themselves is unlikely, especially given the level of disconnect you display day-to-day in here. I already explained the situation, and if you don't accept it, that's fine. If you don't like my story, fine too. I just wanted to show a counterpoint to your idea that "We all knew she was straight even though she said she was gay."


My point to you was the fact that you felt a need to bring a counterpoint to my story in the first place. Once again, I took your story as is. I didn't try to counter it to interject multiple possibilities that could have occurred because you know the situation better than me. You, on the other hand, are still implying that I either misinterpreted her or possibly misinterpreted her as opposed to just taking the story as is.

She wasn't a lesbian, she was clearly pretending to be a lesbian to get attention just like homosexuals pretend to be heterosexual to avoid attention. If you think otherwise, then answer my question about the "straight" guy who claims to have sex with multiple girls but runs away every time a decent girl approaches him, but turns around and nails an ugly gay dude.

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Ah, this is so tough, you're sooooo close to understanding! Yes, actions don't dictate your homosexuality. That's the point! Hence in your story why I said "It doesn't matter if she went after a guy, if she's only attracted to girls." The codes say that you can get kicked for actions, NOT for being gay... that was Kachi's point. You have to say or do or act in some particular fashion to get kicked out. But your sexual orientation itself is not listed as grounds for dismissal. Kachi was completely right - you can be gay and be in the military before DADT was repealed. You just couldn't let anyone else know.


Kachi is making two statements. His first statement is that you are kicked out for homosexual activities not your homosexual orientation. You said yourself, admitting to being gay doesn't make you gay, so you're not being discharged for homosexual conduct, but for homosexuality.

So what he had said is false.

ADDTIONALLY, he said that homosexuals were allowed as long as they keep it a secret.

THOSE ARE TWO DIFFERENT STATEMENTS. Both can't be true. So pick one. If you're being kicked out for sexual conduct and not orientation, then finding out that you're gay isn't just for a discharge. You would have be to charged with a specific sexual conduct.

The quote also says if it appears that you have the propensity or intent to... That means you haven't done or said anything that admits that you're gay or have done any homosexual activities. This means that it APPEARS that you are an homosexual. If it were truly "as long as YOU keep it secret", then you shouldn't be kicked out because it APPEARS that you MIGHT do something gay. That's literally saying "We think that you might be gay, so you're being discharged". The fact that they are not sure on the matter, means if you were gay, then it is still a secret. Else, they would no for sure, which it wouldn't any longer be a secret.


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