Posted on 03/08/2017 1:31:45 PM PST by tekrat
A gay veterans group said Wednesday it has been denied permission to march in this year’s Boston St. Patrick’s Day parade just two years after organizers made the groundbreaking decision to allow gay groups to participate for the first time.
OutVets, which marched in Boston’s 2015 St. Patrick’s Day parade after decades of resistance from organizers, said on its Facebook page that the reason for the denial to this year’s parade is unclear, but “one can only assume it’s because we are LGBTQ.”
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My battalion chaplain told me that he fielded complaints from young ladies on a weekly basis focused ont aggressive lesbian coercion in the barracks. One girl hung herself over it. That was in the mid-nineties, I can imagine what it is like now.
I had basically no contact with WACS in the 60's/70's but I'm not surprised by what you say.However,I've seen it written that when female sailors go out on a "cruise" (Navy,help me out...is "cruise" the right word?) a substantial percentage of them wind up pregnant by the end.
Fabulous!
They were not even allowed to bring up the rear?
I'm guessing it's because they are veterans. In liberal strongholds like Boston, veterans will always take second place over homosexuals.
According to another article I read, it was due to a late application and conduct issues in previous years. Of course that hasn’t stopped the left from attacking sponsors of said parade over the supposed “homophobia.”
Nice. We can’t prove the denial is because of the LGBTQ and what ever letters we are using this week status, so therefore we have decided it is and ran to the sympathetic media with it.
If Boston fokl get Trump emboldened, their enemies are in trouble.
Those folk are nuts!
I remember in the early ‘90s a Stars and Stripes article or letter about a lesbian gang that terrorized some barracks for a while in Germany.
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