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Pekka
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em seu burro dos pais!
Feb 2002 time: 07:24
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And as for women, I did my service with some women and had to train few privates that were women. Now, they were as good as men, some better than the average guy. Sure, some of them likes to cry when we need to give little more motivation or stuff like that, but majority was good. Women didn't seem to have the bad side of some men, slacking. THey didn't avoid doing stuff that much, they did what they were told to do, and didn't bring their own opinions, like some men wanted to do. Of course that led to more motivation activity and made some women cry more, but hey, that's life.
But the tough ones, let me tell you, I'd go to fight with some of them any time. Sure, they're smaller, and lack some strength, but there are many things that they can do as good as men, or even better.
Now I can't see what there is in the army, that gay men can't do.
Only thing is, I wouldn't get so much women to combat, since I believe it takes the morale of the men down if they get to see them die much, maybe some men feel they need to do some rescuing and stuff like that. That is problem in men though, not in women, so it's our fault.
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Boris Godunov
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Portland, OR
Aug 2001 time: 00:24
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quote: Originally posted by Azazel
It's not right, but It's ok. I wouldn't like my kid to be gay, but I wouldn't be terribly upset if he was. |
Well, what do you mean by "not right?" I would ascribe to the same thing provided by that, you meant in the same way that being heterosexual isn't "right," it just IS. There is no right or wrong about it.
I bristle at it being compared to smoking, however, as smoking creates a multitude of ills inherent to the act that makes it negative both for the participant and the innocent bystander. Homosexuality carries no inherent problem of that kind. Then there's the whole point that smoking isn't comparably a part of who anyone is. Anyone can choose to smoke or not.
Were your kid to be gay, but it was in a world were homosexuality wasn't thought of any differently than heterosexuality and there was absolutely no stigma attached to it, would you feel the same way? In other words, would your dislike come from the type of life you knew they would leave (being subjected to bigotry and such), or because of something you deem inherently wrong with homosexuality?
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