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Separate Bunks for Gays, Says General

This same general is fighting the repeal of DADT.

He is in homosexual panic.

I have some news for him.

Young Marines are already at it. They don't call themselves gays. They call themselves buddies.

They are all over the internet.

Some have wondered whether all that male bonding may have taken a little more deeply than intended.

Nevertheless, the gay bars in San Diego and other top Marine locations are filled with the young men who serve so valiantly in our military and more power to them.

There is nothing wrong with this of course.

It is great. Great for the men, great for morale, great for unit cohesiveness.

I don't see what the general is getting his panties all in a twist about.

Probably as a young officer he did not see what was going on in his own service. What was happening all around him.

Gay friends who are Marines report a happy and sane sex life during their tour of duty. Many of the guys went on to get married and lead a straight life style. As they say.

Sure. Some of it is situational sex and everyone knows that too. We are not talking gay marriage here.

But to hear the general and his friends tell it, that is the next thing that is going to happen.

A roll in the bunk when a little high or a dalliance out behind the barracks isn't going to hurt anyone. If it did, The Corps would not have the reputation it has for high pride and higher morale.

The funny thing is that if gay military did have separate rooms they would finally get the privacy they needed to have as much homo-sex as they wanted.

Labels: gay military, gay rights