ShadowedgeFFXI wrote:
It's uncomfortable for someone, that's the point. If it's uncomfortable for the straight guy, doesn't he have a right to feel that way?
Sure, but like Kaelesh said, not at the expense of someone elses rights.
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On the other hand, a person shouldn't have to hide themselves. So a compromise was made and that was DADT. Can anyone seriously tell me they aren't grossed out by hearing about someone's sexual life. Parents tend to be a good example. As I got older, I knew my parents were doing it, but it something that grossed me out because they did it. The homosexual lifestyle is just like that. It's something people don't want to see. They typically don't care if you do it, they just rather not know about it.
So if it was redacted, why would anything change? Why would you suddenly know if someone was gay or not?
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I have gay friends both male and female. I'm not comfortable talking about the sexual preferences that they have so we talk about other things. I return the favor by not talking about my sexual partners. It makes both sides happy. If someone can explain my point better, please do so.
What a nice friend you are. "You can hang out with me, but anyone you're dating can't, and I don't want to hear about any of your problems with your significant other. You make me uncomfortable. But let's hang out anyway."
Dude, you're nothing if you're not a homophobe.