When I was stationed at Fort Benning Ga in “75”, me and few of my biddies when to town to party and get lucky. I was a young soldier and was not walking with the Lord yet. Anyway we all met a group of girls at a bar dancing and ended up at their place to party the night away.
We were all pretty wasted and making out with the girls, when all of a sudden one of our friends starts screaming and yelling. We all go back to see what’s up and he was beating this poor gal up. We all pulled him back off her and realized what was wrong. The gal he was with was a guy dressed like a gal.
For those of us who never reached base with forced the girls to prove they were female, before we all left. Turns out our buddy Bill was the only unlucky guy who picked the queer dressed all up like a gal.
I must admit, the dude looked good with all the makeup and all. I am thinking that because the queer was oriental it made it easier for him look like a gal.
I am betting the queer never tried to fool another guy after that beating though. Bill messed him up something fierce, and if we didn’t get in there he would have killed him I’m sure.
I am guessing that there will be many a queer getting their ass kicked, and maybe even a few will be murdered in the future considering the way society is going these days.
Bill was lucky. In those days, especially in Georgia, the cops would never charge a man for doing what he did after being fooled by a queer. Well as long as he didn’t kill the fool.
Not today, I can see a lot of assault charges slapped on unknowing guys picking up men they think are girls.
I’m glad I have been long married, and not a young man in the dating world these days.
The homoLeft calls what your buddy did the “gay panic defense.” Several states are busy trying to eliminate this as a legitimate defense for such people tricked by the deception. In other words, it is a license to deceive.
Before long, merely turning down a date with a cross-dresser will be deemed criminal.