My hope is that gays will be running the world, because then there would be no war. Just a greater emphasis on military apparel.

The line is a characteristically sardonic Barr quip that mixes utopian sentiment with camp humor. On its surface, it imagines a world governed by gay people as less violent—an inversion of stereotypes that associates masculinity and militarism with war. The punchline (“greater emphasis on military apparel”) undercuts the earnest premise by shifting from geopolitics to style, implying that even institutions like the military could be defanged into pageantry. The joke also plays with the idea that cultural values (taste, performance, aesthetics) can redirect power away from aggression, while still acknowledging that hierarchy and spectacle might remain.