While there has been a lot of speculation as to the sexual orientation of Andreas Lubitz, nothing in his background really proves that he was “gay” or that “gayness” had anything to do with why he decided to crash the plane. He was however bat sh!t crazy and with prior serious episodes of depression and feelings of self aggrandizement and “flights of fantasy” and phycosemantic illnesses which should have alone have kept him from flying. There are a lot of bat sh!t crazy people in this world and FWIW, and not all of them are “gay”. Just saying.
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No, there are "batsh!t crazy people" who are not gay, but all gay people are "batsh!t crazy." Perhaps not in an objectionable way to most people, but none the less, you cannot be "sane" and feel the need to sodomize members of the same sex.
A lot of people consider them "harmless" crazy, but virtually everyone knows in their heart that there is something "wrong" with these people; That they are swimming against nature's stream.
As for "Tomato Andy" (apparently German slang for "gay" because people think it's a vegetable but it's really a fruit") He was a flight steward(ess) before he became a pilot. There are reports that other pilots thought he was gay, so I would say there is sufficient reason to believe/suspect he was.
But about that railroad Engineer who increased speed to 105 mph before heading into that curve, it has been confirmed that he is a Homosexual.
"The (American Psychiatric Association) trustees were not prepared to go that far, but they did vote to remove homosexuality from the list of mental illnesses by a vote of 13 to 0, with 2 abstentions. This decision was confirmed by a vote of the APA membership, and homosexuality was no longer listed in the seventh edition of DSM-II, which was issued in 1974."
Maybe not bat**** crazy, but homosexuals were considered mentally ill in 1973 but considered perfectly normal in 1975. If anyone in a medical specialty other than psychiatry ever proposed eliminating lung cancer or heart disease by voting that it was perfectly normal, he or she would be considered bat**** crazy.
I have no idea what Mr. Bostian was doing while driving that train 106 MPH, and even if he wasn't using his cell phone, it's clear that the job he was being paid to do job wasn't it.