Every country in the world is laughing at us. Which has been the goal of the democrat party, so mission accomplished. YES WE CAN YES WE CAN O B A M A like a bunch of useless tools
Youâre so green with envy that the jealousy is just oozing out of you. Keep seething, queen.
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Tell me youâre in the closet, without telling me youâre in the closet.
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You and Firstie
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How does Pepperseed find this type of news? Is she actively googling anything âgayâ or âdragâ?
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Well, as is said, I met a transgender Army Officer for the first time recently.
The only thing I wonder is if that Officer has had âbottom surgery.â
If not, then I wonder how that Officerâs female colleagues react when they see that individual in the group shower at the gym.
One thingâs for sure. Because this Officer was a male infantry officer with a Ranger Tab to start his career before transitioning and becoming an Army Physical therapist, this Officer presumably has a male musculature which would give said Officer a HUGE advantage on the PT test over female colleagues.
Anyway, that individual seems to be serving well, and I found out in our conversation that this Officer and I had served together in Korea at the same time, albeit at different locations.
So mentally ill folks are in leadership? What could possibly go wrong?
Merely being transgender isnât considered a mental illness.
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Gender dysphoria is indeed a mental illness.
But thatâs SEPARATE from being transgender.
It refers to the mental distress that transgender individuals can at times experience because of feeling forced to conform to whatever gender identity is expected of them based upon their anatomy.
Itâs not the same as merely being transgender.
Not all transgender people suffer from it.
Thatâs why I said, merely being transgender isnât considered a mental illness, nor can a person who is transgender be presumed to be suffering from such.
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During your time in the military, did you ever witness gender or sexual orientation affecting leadership, whether officers or NCOs?
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Leadership, no.
My only questions though are related to privacy.
If a male-to-female trans officer hasnât had bottom surgeryâŠshould they be allowed to use a group shower in the barracks or gym? How are the other females in the shower supposed to react upon seeing that individualâs âequipment?â
Are you referring to a former Commander in Chief?
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I was trying to make a point that some of the most vocal critics of the composition of the military and any problems inherent with diversity donât have much or any direct knowledge about this at all.
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My question is if youâre a trans navy officer, do you run down the hall at tailhook, or stand in the hall?
He also is deficient in leadership skills. I would say he is more ego driven than anything.
I appreciate the scolding but good and bad leadership transcend military or civilian distinction because leadership is leadership. Iâve have listened to a few soldiers say they would not trust someone who was a dude and dressed like a girl. Iâm taking about combat situations. That is a major issue.
That has nothing to do with leadership and everything to do with the prejudice of those soldiers. Iâm sure there were soldiers who said the same thing about cis-gendered women and ethnic minorities as well.
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Yeah but thatâs the same old thing a few soldiers have said forever
Pre WW2- I donât know if I can trust a black person with me. We can aasume they used other outdated language.
Pre end of donât ask donât tell- I donât know if I can trust a gay guy.
Turns out you can because do you know what everyone has in common in combat the desire to come home.
Itâs their own insecurity and weakness. Nothing more nothing less.
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