Khross wrote:
Right, because we all know that consenting adults having sex with the people they choose to have sex with needs curing. Honestly, pick a better aphorism.
Or better yet, open your eyes and unplug your ears and actually think, instead of feel.
*edit* Let me see if I can help the skeptics. Let's say that in company "A" there are 4 infantrymen, A, B, C, and D. A is openly homosexual. One day after showering, C and D start giving the business to B, "Hey I noticed A was checking you out in the showers. You not out of the closet yet?" and such teasing. A few days later out on patrol the company has to jump for cover, and A jumps in the same cover as B. Back at the barracks, more teasing. "Oh yeah, B is A's b**** now." etc etc.
How is B likely to feel? How does that foster unit cohesion? There are many ways this could end up playing out, and most are negative to the proper functioning of the company.
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Apparently you are not familiar with male sports... This conversation plays out 100,000 times a day in every high school in the country. Or is your argument that the certainty of A's homosexuality somehow magnifies the events in a way that ambiguity does not?