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David McCallum <[log in to unmask]>
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Fri, 6 Mar 1998 08:55:31 -0800
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Uh... I think we should keep this thread on the original topic of
"Gay/Lesbian TV Characters" and not go into political/civil rights
activities.  No doubt you could find "a number of psychiatrists" who think
gays should be tossed on a bonfire and I could find "strong evidence"
that the world would be a better place if everyone was more open about
their sexuality but none of that has much to do with the topic.  And only
serves to inflame... me. :)
 
(Not to mention the fact that your "number of psychiatrists saying"
becomes "the psychiatrist who wrote that in a letter to the editor in _The
Indianapolis Star_" later in your post.)
 
Dave.
 
On Thu, 5 Mar 1998, Scott Hutchins wrote:
 
> I thought that was the reason why, and I thought I remembered the marriage
> on _AfterMASH_ (though I think I was ten when that was on), so I
> remembered.  As far as insanity, I have read a number of psychiatrists
> saying the only reason homosexuality was taken off the books as a disorder
> was because of the gay lobby, though there was strong evidence that it
> shouldnot have been.  I wish I could remember the psychiatrist who wrote
> that in a letter to the editor in _The Indianapolis Star_.  Farr called
> Klinger a "silly fag" in the documentary _Making M*A*S*H_.
>
> Scott
 
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