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I am not that, but I do not enjoy flying alongside gay men
How do you feel about flying with blacks? Women? The intelligent and thoughtful?
I think if you were to actually ask most gay people who they prefer flying with, I'm pretty sure you won't find them basing their answer on sexuality or any other factor over which people have no control. What they will often say is that they would like to fly with professional people who are good at what they do. What a pity you can't say the same.
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tolerance
ˈtɒl(ə)r(ə)ns/Submit
noun
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the ability or willingness to tolerate the existence of opinions or behaviour that one dislikes or disagrees with.
RoyHudd is showing it. Anson is not.
Btw this thread is beyond absurd.
ˈtɒl(ə)r(ə)ns/Submit
noun
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the ability or willingness to tolerate the existence of opinions or behaviour that one dislikes or disagrees with.
RoyHudd is showing it. Anson is not.
Btw this thread is beyond absurd.
Who cares in all honesty.
The more gay pilots the better. I'm sure there are now a lot of gay muslim black pilots applying. Despite the fact they're whiter than me. (I love political correctness).
Someone's sexual preference is their own business. Just because they're gay, doesn't mean they want to ravish you in the flight deck. Just means they're probably a better pilot and human being than you are
The more gay pilots the better. I'm sure there are now a lot of gay muslim black pilots applying. Despite the fact they're whiter than me. (I love political correctness).
Someone's sexual preference is their own business. Just because they're gay, doesn't mean they want to ravish you in the flight deck. Just means they're probably a better pilot and human being than you are
Better get your paint brush out Fonzie....
Show me the servicemen and women who are discriminated against because of how they were born and I'll paint the plane myself.
Just because they're gay, doesn't mean they want to ravish you in the flight deck.
So whats the difference between being gay and being queer? I think its all about chasing the so called "pink dollar" rather than any grand statement on diversity.
Thats a very big generalization there GG! I can think of one individual at a certain brightly coloured LCC who was most certainly not a better pilot because of his sexuality.
Just means they're probably a better pilot and human being than you are
Silly me, glad to hear discrimination against our Indigenous is a thing of the past
Silly me, glad to hear discrimination against our Indigenous is a thing of the past
I think the colour schemes were all about the publicity rather than
If QF want to honour indigenous culture then paint the indigenous flag with the Roo like they have done with the rainbow flag.
I think that has to qualify for the most ridiculous statement so far. If there is a hierarchy of discrimination then LGBTIQ is a long way behind Indigenous discrimination.
honouring the first aussies
it's who are discriminated against not were 70 years ago.
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Homophobic means being fearful of gays. I am not that, but I do not enjoy flying alongside gay men. What, pray, is wrong with that? We are very different types of people after all, and have different ways.
Gay men, of which I am openly one, (came out at 24), are for the most part people with a different sexual preference. What you just said there is this.
1) You can be friends with a colleague, talk about sports and other everyday matters
2) Discover later he's gay, decide you no longer enjoy flying with them.
That's pretty low actually, to know that colleagues no longer working with you based on something that's exactly none of your business. Unless you mean openly gay, which if you think about it for a moment, doesn't make it in any way better. You are not "very different types of people" simply because one guy likes men and the other women. That's the fundamental truth so many open minded people have been discovering in recent years. Some guys I had down as likely hostile and bigoted have shrugged and gone, "live and let live", bought their round and gone home confident in the knowledge I am not gonna turn them gay.
I am betting a % of your friends are gay and wouldn't tell you because they like you and don't want to loser a mate, but they know that part of you is intolerant. People lie to you because they like you, I used to do it every day. I can't believe this is even up for debate in 2017.
Thankfully we live ( in the 'West') in a tolerant world and the sexuality of a colleague is of no importance same as the colour, religion, sex etc is equally not relevant. What is important is the professionalism and competence of said colleague and how we are judged in that role. However... I do have concerns regarding celebrating any type of sexuality in the form of an airline paint scheme. It is inappropriate regardless of sexuality 'type'. Just my opinion.
I love the hypocrisy of demanding tolerance, yet being completely intolerant of someone who simply doesn't like flying with gay people.
Or is tolerance only for those who don't share your preferences?
Or is tolerance only for those who don't share your preferences?
Must admit this article gave me a wry smile in light of Fonzies / Penguins recent assertion.... Who would have thought an RSL would still be disrespectful to our indigenous in 2017.
Racist stereotypical caricatures in the mens urinal no less
Racist stereotypical caricatures in the mens urinal no less
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I love the hypocrisy of demanding tolerance, yet being completely intolerant of someone who simply doesn't like flying with gay people.
