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== Real Life == |
== Real Life == |
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* One by-product of the debate in the U.S. of allowing gays and lesbians to serve in the military is to raise awareness of ''how many'' already are serving with distinction, and have served throughout history. |
* One by-product of the debate in the U.S. of allowing gays and lesbians to serve in the military is to raise awareness of ''how many'' already are serving with distinction, and have served throughout history. |
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* King Richard I the Lionhearted took this trope up to eleven; he was pretty much a [[Blood Knight]][[Four-Star Badass|Four-Star Badass Gay]]. |
* King Richard I the Lionhearted took this trope up to eleven; he was pretty much a [[Blood Knight]] [[Four-Star Badass|Four-Star Badass Gay]]. |
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* Homosexuality was very common among the armies of [[Badass Army|the Spartans.]] |
* Homosexuality was very common among the armies of [[Badass Army|the Spartans.]] |
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* Alexander The Great, though debatable since he was after all Greek, some historians suspect his sudden death was brought on by heart break after his lover and man at arms had died, but before that in a stint of just 12 years he conquered his way through the entire Mediterranean, Egypt, Persia and only stopped at India because of monsoon season and his mens homesickness. |
* Alexander The Great, though debatable since he was after all Greek, some historians suspect his sudden death was brought on by heart break after his lover and man at arms had died, but before that in a stint of just 12 years he conquered his way through the entire Mediterranean, Egypt, Persia and only stopped at India because of monsoon season and his mens homesickness. |
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