Gay Bomb

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Wow, what will the military think of to waste our tax dollars on next? There are just so many things wrong with this supposed military research program that I am at a loss as to where to start commenting [3:12].

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They're fighting for our freedoms. And in order to fight for our freedoms, thousands of miles away from home, thousands of miles from their sweethearts and husbands/wives, they must be kept pure and without sin.
For only $399, you can send your kids away to spend a few days this summer with Ollie North, professional traitor, frolicking about on a military base and pretending to be brave warriors with absolutely no risk.
A good column by James Carroll in the Boston Globe criticizes the absurd piety being peddled in the military, especially the discovery of
Military planners are fond of saying that no battle plan survives the first contact with the enemy. The same can be said for the military's pandemic flu plans, although they aren't telling us exactly what those plans are.

Such dumbness. If the enemy soldiers are all in love with each other, they may fight all the harder, especially after they take casualties. The ancient Athenian Hoplites were a pretty formidable fighting force for their time despite widespread homosexuality in their society and, no doubt, in their ranks.

By ampyx901@msn.com (not verified) on 15 Aug 2007 #permalink

Make love not war...sounds good to me. Would the prisoners of war be required to meet the same "Don't ask, don't tell." standards?

Get a grip, people. It's not a GAY BOMB. It's an APHRODISIAC. The way I read this is that they're trying to get these guys so aroused that they're unable to fight.

And all of us girls know that when guys are aroused, they can't think of anything else, right?

SG

By Science Goddess (not verified) on 20 Aug 2007 #permalink