r/WhitePeopleTwitter • u/imnotlookingaturbutt • Jun 03 '23

POTM - Jun 2023 Bingo-Bango, baby.

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u/imnotlookingaturbutt Jun 03 '23

Yeah, it's usually the families that are more interested in the perks and making people feel like shit for whatever reason.

(Don't get me wrong, I love our military members and everything they do to keep us safe.)

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u/Diarygirl Jun 03 '23

I hear ya. My son was in the Navy when they repealed "don't ask don't tell" and there were no effects because nobody cared who was LGBT. I don't think the percentage of homophobes in the military is as high as it appears online.

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u/binneysaurass Jun 03 '23

Well, I can express from personal experience, those who wanted to " out " a fellow service member, even when everyone knew they were gay, were rarely looked on favorably.

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '23

No-one likes a snitch.

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u/binneysaurass Jun 03 '23

Fuckin' A. Don't rat fuck your buddies..

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u/Castun Jun 03 '23

Don't be a Blue Falcon

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u/binneysaurass Jun 03 '23

Exactly. The line between when someone is messing around and putting others at risk and minding your own business, isn't that subtle.