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![]() Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? |
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On Aug 4, 6:30*pm, George M. Middius wrote:
Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? Goddamn, George! I poke my head in here after how many years(?), and you're still at it, like some deranged energizer bunny. You keep going, and going, and going, and going... the question is, however, WHERE??? Have you become stuck to your chair? Don't you have any real world friends? Why, for God's sake, don't you just buy a shotgun, drive to Arnie's house in Michigan, finish this business once and for all, and then go on your way? I got so sick of this place while I was running Trotsky out of here that I couldn't wait to be free of this hell hole. Please, tell me (at least) that you post on other groups or discussion boards, and that this isn't your only avenue of communication. Dogma4e |
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On 4 Aug, 19:30, George M. Middius wrote:
Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? |
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On 4 Aug, 19:30, George M. Middius wrote:
Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. |
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On 4 Aug, 20:03, dogma4e wrote:
On Aug 4, 6:30*pm, George M. Middius wrote: Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? Goddamn, George! *I poke my head in here after how many years(?), and you're still at it, like some deranged energizer bunny. *You keep going, and going, and going, and going... the question is, however, WHERE??? Have you become stuck to your chair? *Don't you have any real world friends? Why, for God's sake, don't you just buy a shotgun, drive to Arnie's house in Michigan, finish this business once and for all, and then go on your way? YOU go out and see how much it costs to rent a bus these days. |
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![]() dogma4e, YACA, barked: Why, for God's sake, don't you just buy a shotgun, drive to Arnie's house in Michigan, finish this business once and for all, and then go on your way? This thread isn't about the Krooborg. Have you met duh-Scottie? He's doofy and inarticulate, but I'll bet he can match your rage. |
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![]() Clyde Slick said: Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity. |
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On 4 Aug, 20:32, George M. Middius wrote:
Clyde Slick said: Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. You aren't even 'on topic' |
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![]() Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. You'd have to understand it before being able to agree or disagree, and you've admitted you can't understand it. |
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On 4 Aug, 22:26, George M. Middius wrote:
Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. You'd have to understand it before being able to agree or disagree, and you've admitted you can't understand it. no, its irrelevant. |
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On 4 Aug, 22:53, "ScottW" wrote:
"George M. Middius" wrote in messagenews:dhef94p8a97q95oqsk3r1nq4klr8o8ogd3@4ax .com... Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. and that gets you and Shhhtard in an even bigger tizzy. What is up with your deep seated insecurity demanding total agreement? ScottW I'm only in 98% agreement, its not good enough. Look, they can't even get 100% fecal purity out of Krooger. |
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![]() There's that demented-sounding yapping again. In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. You'd have to understand it before being able to agree or disagree, and you've admitted you can't understand it. Scooter, you accidentally snipped most of my very short paragraph. Are you getting twitchy from all the fleabites? and that YAP-YAP-YAP! gets you WOOFWOOFBARKBARK! and YAPPITY-WOOF-WOOF-GROWF! tizzy. What is BARK-BARK-WOOF-WOOF! up with WOOF! GRRRRR! GROWL! YAPYAPYAP! agreement? Witless, didn't the veterinarian tell you that coprophagia isn't right for every pooch? Just because the Krooborg thrives on an all-poop diet, that isn't a good reason for you to emulate Turdy's eating habits. I strongly urge you to fill up on ordinary kibble before venturing into the wild side of the feeding ritual. |
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On Aug 4, 7:21*pm, Clyde Slick wrote:
well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. Based on what rational reason, Clyde? You claim not to be an expert, but now you are suddenly claiming to be enough of an expert to pick the experts. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. See above. You've already disqualified yourself from having this opinion. |
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On Aug 4, 7:37*pm, Clyde Slick wrote:
On 4 Aug, 20:32, George M. Middius wrote: Clyde Slick said: Regarding the question of who's fit to serve in the armed forces, you said you would leave it up to the military "experts". snicker At least you admit you're not smart enough to hack into this complex question. chortle Let me simplify it for you. The services all administer a battery of tests to determine fitness for service. They do physical, mental, background, and psychological (intelligence) assessments. The point of all those tests is (surprise!) to avoid hiring the unfit. Then some of the vetted and active personnel turn out to be Gay. Suddenly, they're said to be "unfit" for service. What reason is given? Only some mealy-mouthed garbage about certain members of the 90% majority being "uncomfortable" around gays. Funny, that's what they said when the color barrier started to crumble. And they said it again when the sex barrier fell. Can you wrap your sodden brain around any of this, Sacky? well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. But you said you did. Do you have a mind, or, like 2pid, do you have a 'mind'? |
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On Aug 4, 9:53*pm, "ScottW" wrote:
"George M. Middius" wrote in messagenews:dhef94p8a97q95oqsk3r1nq4klr8o8ogd3@4ax .com... Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. and that gets you and Shhhtard in an even bigger tizzy. What is up with your deep seated insecurity demanding total agreement? Disagree, but have some valid reasoning behind it, 2pid. Your turn: what are some of the potential "harms" that you see from allowing gays to openly serve? Use your imagination! |
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On Aug 4, 10:14*pm, Clyde Slick wrote:
On 4 Aug, 22:53, "ScottW" wrote: "George M. Middius" wrote in messagenews:dhef94p8a97q95oqsk3r1nq4klr8o8ogd3@4ax .com... Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. and that gets you and Shhhtard in an even bigger tizzy. What is up with your deep seated insecurity demanding total agreement? ScottW I'm only in 98% agreement, its not good enough. It's fine, Clyde. I've just asked what "harm" (real or imagined) that you can come up with since you keep bringing it up. So far the answer is "zero". Don't confuse this as a "you must agree with me" statement like your moronic pal 2pid does. You're smarter than that. |
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On 5 Aug, 00:45, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 4, 7:21*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. Based on what rational reason, Clyde? You claim not to be an expert, but now you are suddenly claiming to be enough of an expert to pick the experts. LOL!!! I have no rational reason to select you over 300 million other Americans and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. See above. You've already disqualified yourself from having this opinion. unless i agree with you, that is. |
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On 5 Aug, 00:49, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 4, 10:14*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: On 4 Aug, 22:53, "ScottW" wrote: "George M. Middius" wrote in messagenews:dhef94p8a97q95oqsk3r1nq4klr8o8ogd3@4ax .com... Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. and that gets you and Shhhtard in an even bigger tizzy. What is up with your deep seated insecurity demanding total agreement? ScottW I'm only in 98% agreement, its not good enough. It's fine, Clyde. I've just asked what "harm" (real or imagined) that you can come up with since you keep bringing it up. So far the answer is "zero". yep! |
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On Aug 4, 6:31*pm, George M. Middius wrote:
dogma4e, YACA, barked: Why, for God's sake, don't you just buy a shotgun, drive to Arnie's house in Michigan, finish this business once and for all, and then go on your way? This thread isn't about the Krooborg. Have you met duh-Scottie? He's doofy and inarticulate, but I'll bet he can match your rage. Don't bet too much. Heard from trotsky, lately? I'm to take it that your boredom has brought Scottie back into your sites for some casual ear boxing while you're waiting for whatever it is your waiting for to happen?* Anyway, I guess its something that your still churning out the bile, George. Like some inorganic rock eminating pure .... hate(?). Don't look in the mirror too long when you're shaving, is my only advice. And give everyone a hug for me, ok? * On an aside, if "IT" ever does happen, please post a thread titled "It Finally Happened", for my convenience, please. |
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![]() dogma4e, YACA, pukes up a whopping hairball of fractured english. This thread isn't about the Krooborg. Have you met duh-Scottie? He's doofy and inarticulate, but I'll bet he can match your rage. Don't bet too much. Heard from trotsky, lately? Not, lately. Why the fixation on trotsky? You just claimed you ran him off RAO. Why do you keep asking me about him? |
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On Aug 5, 9:15*am, George M. Middius wrote:
dogma4e, YACA, pukes up a whopping hairball of fractured english. Not, lately. Why the fixation on trotsky? You just claimed you ran him off RAO. Why do you keep asking me about him? Dance, Georgie, dance!!! |
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On Aug 5, 6:23*am, Clyde Slick wrote:
On 5 Aug, 00:45, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: On Aug 4, 7:21*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. Based on what rational reason, Clyde? You claim not to be an expert, but now you are suddenly claiming to be enough of an expert to pick the experts. LOL!!! I have no rational reason to select you over 300 million other Americans You have admitted to having absolutely no expertise at all, so there is no rational reason that you put yourself in the position of selecting. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. See above. You've already disqualified yourself from having this opinion. unless i agree with you, that is. Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. |
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On Aug 5, 6:24*am, Clyde Slick wrote:
On 5 Aug, 00:49, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: On Aug 4, 10:14*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: On 4 Aug, 22:53, "ScottW" wrote: "George M. Middius" wrote in messagenews:dhef94p8a97q95oqsk3r1nq4klr8o8ogd3@4ax .com... Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. and that gets you and Shhhtard in an even bigger tizzy. What is up with your deep seated insecurity demanding total agreement? ScottW I'm only in 98% agreement, its not good enough. It's fine, Clyde. I've just asked what "harm" (real or imagined) that you can come up with since you keep bringing it up. So far the answer is "zero". yep! Yet you perceive a potential "harm", since you keep bringing it up. Here, I'll save you the bother: "Yup!" |
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On 5 Aug, 16:25, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 5, 6:23*am, Clyde Slick wrote: On 5 Aug, 00:45, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: On Aug 4, 7:21*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. Based on what rational reason, Clyde? You claim not to be an expert, but now you are suddenly claiming to be enough of an expert to pick the experts. LOL!!! I have no rational reason to select you over 300 million other Americans You have admitted to having absolutely no expertise at all, so there is no rational reason that you put yourself in the position of selecting. I didn't select any experts. It's neither up to me or you to select the experts. Its pretty obvious you won't be one of them. Nor will I be one of them. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you. See above. You've already disqualified yourself from having this opinion. unless i agree with you, that is. Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. by your silly definition. |
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On 5 Aug, 16:27, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 5, 6:24*am, Clyde Slick wrote: On 5 Aug, 00:49, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: On Aug 4, 10:14*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: On 4 Aug, 22:53, "ScottW" wrote: "George M. Middius" wrote in messagenews:dhef94p8a97q95oqsk3r1nq4klr8o8ogd3@4ax .com... Clyde Slick said: In other words, you can't. You're too stupid to understand this hugely complex issue. At least we all agree that your problem is stupidity my "problem" is merely that i don't agree with you. Wrong. You neither agree nor disagree. and that gets you and Shhhtard in an even bigger tizzy. What is up with your deep seated insecurity demanding total agreement? ScottW I'm only in 98% agreement, its not good enough. It's fine, Clyde. I've just asked what "harm" (real or imagined) that you can come up with since you keep bringing it up. So far the answer is "zero". yep! Yet you perceive a potential "harm", since you keep bringing it up. Here, I'll save you the bother: "Yup!"- Nope! |
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On Aug 5, 7:18*pm, Clyde Slick wrote:
I didn't select any experts. "well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you." You are apparently "expert" enough to decide who is an expert. It's neither up to me or you to select the experts. Its pretty obvious you won't be one of them. Why would you say that? Nor will I be one of them. Agreed. Experts have to have the backbone to form opinions and then be able to back them up. unless i agree with you, that is. Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. by your silly definition. Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. |
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![]() Shhhh! said: Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. by your silly definition. Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. Is that really what his yapping means? Hmmm.... It does explain why Scottie shoots from the hip so often. |
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On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 5, 7:18*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: I didn't select any experts. "well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you." You are apparently "expert" enough to decide who is an expert. It's neither up to me or you to select the experts. Its pretty obvious you won't be one of them. Why would you say that? Nor will I be one of them. Agreed. Experts have to have the backbone to form opinions and then be able to back them up. unless i agree with you, that is. Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. by your silly definition. Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. |
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On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 5, 7:18*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: I didn't select any experts. "well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you." You are apparently "expert" enough to decide who is an expert. I can read a resume. It's neither up to me or you to select the experts. Its pretty obvious you won't be one of them. Why would you say that? LOL!!! I just don't see you among the top ten or twenty experts in this field. AS a matter of fact, none of us here know your real identity. there is no reason for me to accept an anonymous poster as an expert in anything. Nor will I be one of them. Agreed. Experts have to have the backbone to form opinions and then be able to back them up. unless i agree with you, that is. Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. by your silly definition. Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no position. Good luck!!!! |
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"ScottW" wrote: "Clyde Slick" wrote in message ... On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. :remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the :military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. :So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no ![]() :Good luck!!!! Here's a reason. HIV positive people are currently denied entry to the military. Probably because people who become HIV+ in the military are deemed unsuitable for deployment according to shhtard. A position he supports due to the possibility of the need for emergency blood transfusions. Gay Men have a proven far higher incidence of contracting AIDS than any other group. http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/msm/re...sheets/msm.htm MSM accounted for 71% of all HIV infections among male adults and adolescents in 2005 (based on data from 33 states with long-term, confidential name-based HIV reporting), even though only about 5% to 7% of male adults and adolescents in the United States identify themselves as MSM [1, 2]. Then there is the lack of an effective AIDS test http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...35755C0A96F948 260 which places combat soldiers at risk in the event of emergency transfusions. That was 19 years ago. Is the test better now? Is there any reason to unnecessarily increase soldiers risk? There is also the risk to our blood and organ supply by the lack of an effective test. On a related issue, I heard today that the military is offering bonuses to Arabic translators who (as I recall) re-enlist or enlist for the first time of up to $150,000. Such is the need. We've also fired some 300 such translators under DADT. So it's official: The military is more afraid of gay people than they are of terrorists. |
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![]() Poor Scottie snaps and snarls at reality, but as ever before, reality eludes his chompers. On a related issue, I heard today that the military is offering bonuses to Arabic translators who (as I recall) re-enlist or enlist for the first time of up to $150,000. Such is the need. We've also fired some 300 such translators under DADT. So it's official: The military is more afraid of gay people than they are of terrorists. Now that is one seriously twisted conclusion. Another entry for the Scottie-to-English codex: twisted (adj): self-evident; indisputable; patent The Scottie 'Language' Project will continue until at least March 2010. After that, additional funding may be requested from RAO regulars. |
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On Aug 5, 9:45*pm, Clyde Slick wrote:
On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: On Aug 5, 7:18*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: I didn't select any experts. "well, I am not ready to leave defense policy in the hands of you and Shhh!. and experts can mean any number of people, in or out of the service. but NOT the two of you." You are apparently "expert" enough to decide who is an expert. I can read a resume. But you have no expertise in determining what any of it means. There is no "Doctor of Integrating Gays into the Military" degree conferred anywhere that I am aware of. It's neither up to me or you to select the experts. Its pretty obvious you won't be one of them. Why would you say that? LOL!!! I just don't see you among the top ten or twenty experts in this field. Which field? The field of "Integrating Gays into the Military"? AS a matter of fact, none of us here know your real identity. there is no reason for me to accept an anonymous poster as an expert in anything. Ah, of course. This old saw. I'll leave that to you and 2pid. That seems to be about all you have. My personal belief is that my postings have shown my expertise in military matters to those who can think. I don't particularly care about you, 2pid or GOIA on that front. Nor will I be one of them. Agreed. Experts have to have the backbone to form opinions and then be able to back them up. unless i agree with you, that is. Apparently you are as dumb as your friend. by your silly definition. Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. Your position, actually, is that you have no problem with it "as long as no harm comes to the military's ability to perform its mission". Asking why you have that qualifier and what that qualifier means is fair game. Yopu have nothing, yet you hold on to this position. So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no position. Not true. You perceive a potential harm that you cannot verbalize. Good luck!!!! In getting you to see that your stated position is not what you say it is? Don't worry. I'm not holding my breath. |
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On Aug 5, 10:05*pm, "ScottW" wrote:
"Clyde Slick" wrote in message ... On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. :remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the :military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. :So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no ![]() :Good luck!!!! Here's a reason. HIV positive people are currently denied entry to the military. So? So are drug users, and many handicapped people. You also have to pass vision tests and intelligence tests for most jobs, and it used to be that if you had a criminal record you were out. I think you can waiver the criminal background now. I had two recruits rejected from my unit. One was for "droopy eyelids" and the other was for "sweaty palms". That was in 1999 IIRC. Probably because people who become HIV+ in the military are deemed unsuitable for deployment according to shhtard. *A position he supports due to the possibility of the need for emergency blood transfusions. There are many, many stateside jobs they can do if HIV positive, 2pid. Gay Men have a proven far higher incidence of contracting AIDS than any other group. Military personnel are a high-risk group themselves, 2pid. You don't seem to want to talk about that in your homophobic rants. I'd also suggest you look at the sex workers that soldiers tend to patronize when on leave. What is the HIV infection rate for prostitutes? |
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On Aug 6, 12:21*am, George M. Middius
wrote: Poor Scottie snaps and snarls at reality, but as ever before, reality eludes his chompers. On a related issue, I heard today that the military is offering bonuses to Arabic translators who (as I recall) re-enlist or enlist for the first time of up to $150,000. *Such is the need. *We've also fired some 300 such translators under DADT. So it's official: *The military is more afraid of gay people than they are of terrorists. Now that is one seriously twisted conclusion. Another entry for the Scottie-to-English codex: * * * * twisted (adj): self-evident; indisputable; patent The Scottie 'Language' Project will continue until at least March 2010. After that, additional funding may be requested from RAO regulars. LOL! 2pid has been melting down far more than normal for him recently. One has to wonder why. My theory is that he had to euthanize his favorite lover at the vet. Then he found out that the local clinic will not test stray mongrels for HIV. Poor 2pid needs to get laid. |
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On 6 Aug, 03:02, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!"
wrote: On Aug 5, 9:45*pm, Clyde Slick wrote: You are apparently "expert" enough to decide who is an expert. I can read a resume. But you have no expertise in determining what any of it means. There is no "Doctor of Integrating Gays into the Military" degree conferred anywhere that I am aware of. Really???? I thought you might have one. You could post it on the internet. LOL!!! I just don't see you among the top ten or twenty experts in this field. Which field? The field of "Integrating Gays into the Military"? military preparedenss, organization, personnel AS a matter of fact, none of us here know your real identity. there is no reason for me to accept an anonymous poster as an expert in anything. Ah, of course. This old saw. Silly me!!!! undoubtebly, you are an expert on any matter we talk about!!! I'll leave that to you and 2pid. That seems to be about all you have. My personal belief is that my postings have shown my expertise in military matters to those who can think. and you retired at WHAt rank? and you are more expert than any of the thousands attaining that rank, or higher? remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. Your position, actually, is that you have no problem with it "as long as no harm comes to the military's ability to perform its mission". Asking why you have that qualifier and what that qualifier means is fair game. Yopu have nothing, yet you hold on to this position. So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no position. Not true. You perceive a potential harm that you cannot verbalize. READ MY LIPS!!!! I don't perceive any particular harm. |
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In article ,
"ScottW" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message ... In article , "ScottW" wrote: "Clyde Slick" wrote in message ... On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. :remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the :military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. :So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no ![]() :Good luck!!!! Here's a reason. HIV positive people are currently denied entry to the military. Probably because people who become HIV+ in the military are deemed unsuitable for deployment according to shhtard. A position he supports due to the possibility of the need for emergency blood transfusions. Gay Men have a proven far higher incidence of contracting AIDS than any other group. http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/msm/re...sheets/msm.htm MSM accounted for 71% of all HIV infections among male adults and adolescents in 2005 (based on data from 33 states with long-term, confidential name-based HIV reporting), even though only about 5% to 7% of male adults and adolescents in the United States identify themselves as MSM [1, 2]. Then there is the lack of an effective AIDS test http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...32A35755C0A96F 948 260 which places combat soldiers at risk in the event of emergency transfusions. That was 19 years ago. Is the test better now? Good point. There are better tests. http://www.health24.com/medical/Cond...1765,22071.asp but for typical tests a window period still remains. http://www.health24.com/medical/Cond...1765,22075.asp Is there any reason to unnecessarily increase soldiers risk? There is also the risk to our blood and organ supply by the lack of an effective test. On a related issue, I heard today that the military is offering bonuses to Arabic translators who (as I recall) re-enlist or enlist for the first time of up to $150,000. Such is the need. We've also fired some 300 such translators under DADT. So it's official: The military is more afraid of gay people than they are of terrorists. Now that is one seriously twisted conclusion. ScottW I guess that having translators isn't so important. |
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![]() Shhhh! said: My theory is that he had to euthanize his favorite lover at the vet. Well, sure, that would have been a major downer. Can you imagine how difficult it is to train a mutt to give head? |
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![]() Jenn said: On a related issue, I heard today that the military is offering bonuses to Arabic translators who (as I recall) re-enlist or enlist for the first time of up to $150,000. Such is the need. We've also fired some 300 such translators under DADT. So it's official: The military is more afraid of gay people than they are of terrorists. Now that is one seriously twisted conclusion. I guess that having translators isn't so important. It all depends, Jenn. Do you want a highly functional military or do you want 'moral purity'? We know what Scottie believes in. |
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, ScottW wrote: On Aug 6, 8:27*am, Jenn wrote: In article , *"ScottW" wrote: "Jenn" wrote in message ... In article , "ScottW" wrote: "Clyde Slick" wrote in message ... On 5 Aug, 22:03, "Shhhh! I'm Listening to Reason!" wrote: Asking you to back up your position is not equivalent to demanding that you agree with mine. That's the same mistake that 2pid always makes. :remember, the question is in what specific way would gays in the :military hurt performance. My psoition is that I have no position. :So, really, you are asking me to back up my position that I have no ![]() :Good luck!!!! Here's a reason. HIV positive people are currently denied entry to the military. Probably because people who become HIV+ in the military are deemed unsuitable for deployment according to shhtard. *A position he supports due to the possibility of the need for emergency blood transfusions. Gay Men have a proven far higher incidence of contracting AIDS than any other group. http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/topics/msm/re...sheets/msm.htm MSM accounted for 71% of all HIV infections among male adults and adolescents in 2005 (based on data from 33 states with long-term, confidential name-based HIV reporting), even though only about 5% to 7% of male adults and adolescents in the United States identify themselves as MSM [1, 2]. Then there is the lack of an effective AIDS test http://query.nytimes.com/gst/fullpag...113FF932A35755... 948 260 which places combat soldiers at risk in the event of emergency transfusions. That was 19 years ago. *Is the test better now? Good point. *There are better tests. http://www.health24.com/medical/Cond...92-814-1765,22... but for typical tests a window period still remains. http://www.health24.com/medical/Cond...92-814-1765,22... Is there any reason to unnecessarily increase soldiers risk? There is also the risk to our blood and organ supply by the lack of an effective test. On a related issue, I heard today that the military is offering bonuses to Arabic translators who (as I recall) re-enlist or enlist for the first time of up to $150,000. *Such is the need. *We've also fired some 300 such translators under DADT. So it's official: *The military is more afraid of gay people than they are of terrorists. Now that is one seriously twisted conclusion. ScottW I guess that having translators isn't so important. What kind of bigotry is evidenced by your conclusion that the translators are terrorists? ScottW huh? |
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