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You know.
People who are out of the norm. Definition of NORMAL
1 :perpendicular; especially: perpendicular to a tangent at a point of tangency
2 a: according with, constituting, or not deviating from a norm, rule, or principle b: conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern 3 : occurring naturally <normal immunity>
4 a: of, relating to, or characterized by average intelligence or development b: free from mental disorder :sane
In todays world it is very politically incorrect to call someone "abnormal".
Just like the word retarded. It is a medical term and was used for years. Now it is pretty much a crime to refer to someone with a low IQ or a mental disability retarded.
In todays worlds it is very politically incorrect to call someone "abnormal".
Just like the word retarded. It is a medical term and was used for years. Now it is pretty much a crime to refer to someone with a low IQ or a mental disability retarded.
If you want to join the military, can get through boot camp and do your job effectively.....then who cares!
It's a "job" like any other...if you are qualified then I see no problem....America is dysfunctionally obsessed with sex, yet relatively naive about it's parameters.
If you want to join the military, can get through boot camp and do your job effectively.....then who cares!
It's a "job" like any other...if you are qualified then I see no problem....America is dysfunctionally obsessed with sex, yet relatively naive about it's parameters.
So you have no problem seeing a man in the military wearing a skirt and heels and a purse ?
formerly known as Jennie Irene Hodgers, a private in the Army of the Tennessee who served under U.S. Grant and served at the siege of Vicksburg and the Red River Campaign. Captured once, escaped by overpowering his/her guard.
Back to the issue at hand. My opinion is that a transexual who has undergone sexual reassignment surgery should be free to join the U.S. military. The reason why I say it is o.k. for post operative transexuals is because much of the literature that I have read suggest that pre-op transexual suffer from a disproportional level of clinical depression and a number of lesser psychological issues as they attempt to come to grips with their sexual identity which seems quite understandable to me.
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