There's another perspective here that everyone should consider before resorting to a cannibalistic behavior.

Consider the following. You have a campus Security Officer who is gay. Of his many duties, one is a walking patrol of campus buildings and the surrounding area. This one particular campus security officer walks into a campus restroom and sees two students engaged in sexual behavior (or lewd behavior) that violates both the school's code of behavior and local community codes. The campus security officer knows the two students are violating the school's and local community behavior codes.

Are we to expect this one particular security officer, who happens to be gay, to ignore the behavior violation as if it never happened? Isn't the security officer obligated to report the violation because he has a sworn duty to report all violations?

My point? Having law enforcement officers who are gay and empathetic to homosexuals and homosexual behavior is a positive affirmation of our identity. However, it shouldn't come at the high cost of a gay law enforcment officer's personal integrity and sworn duty to uphold the law. I can think of many ways for gays to positively affirm their homosexual identities. Being a sexual outlaw is not one of those.

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