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Originally Posted by TCPluto
I think the sexual orientation of everyone.....
I guess you missed where I said EVERYONE. That does include hetero females.
Dormitories and barracks in the battlefield are very different.
Showering and nudity together with members of the opposite sex? While we know it happens, I suspect the military rightfully frowns upon it, particularly when you have one group who would likely be strictly opposed to it.
Sexual harassment exists between men and women to be sure. And between gay and straight of both sexes. Would it cause a significant distraction to interject all of this, knowingly, into the battlefield? I think so.
Originally Posted by TCPluto
I think the sexual orientation of everyone.....
BuckNaked said:What about hetero females? Do we merit protection as well?
Best write a letter to your Congressman and Senators. Men and women have been living in the same dormitories ever since I came in nearly 20 years ago. In fact, men and women often share the same bathroom (2 rooms to a bathroom).
OK, you've totally lost me here - why in the world would you need different job standards for homosexuals and heterosexuals. Either the service member can do the job or not. It really isn't complicated.
I guess you missed where I said EVERYONE. That does include hetero females.
Dormitories and barracks in the battlefield are very different.
Showering and nudity together with members of the opposite sex? While we know it happens, I suspect the military rightfully frowns upon it, particularly when you have one group who would likely be strictly opposed to it.
Sexual harassment exists between men and women to be sure. And between gay and straight of both sexes. Would it cause a significant distraction to interject all of this, knowingly, into the battlefield? I think so.