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Edited by SSDxCrunchyWolf:
7/30/2014 9:39:15 AM
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Disliking gay lifestyle is understandable.
If someone goes hey I don't like gay people. They instantly get beat to death by groups of gays and gay supporters, but are they wrong. A lot of people see being gay as wrong because to some it just repulsives them. Which is understandable. I don't know about you but the thought of being with another man kinda makes me cringe. So I could understand why they would dislike them being gay. My second reason was gonna be religion but that is invalid. Let's look at the #1 gay hater. Christians. If all sins are equal then doesn't that mean that you're just as bad as a homosexual because we all sin. Of course just because you dislike the gay lifestyle that gives you no right to treat them differently. Being gay is/isn't a choice. There are those who have hormonal imbalances in the brain and body which can cause someone to be a homosexual. I suppose one could say they are free from judgment. But I don't understand how some choose to be homosexual. It boggles me. Could someone explain, preferably if you have personal experience.
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35 RepliesBeat to death, huh? Right. Name one example. Is it okay for me to publicly hate and shame straight people?
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4 RepliesGr8 b8 m8
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If you don't like gay life style that is fine just dont publicized about it.
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2 RepliesNo one cares about your opinion. And I'm not saying that to insult you, I'm saying that people genuinely do not care and will not be influenced by it one way or another.
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5 RepliesI was lost on youtube yesterday and stumble upon these gay guys explaining what they do and it really gave me the heebeegeebees like u have to be really sick and twisted in ur head to think that being gay is ok its disgusting and id rather if gays just didnt make it such a public thing keep it to urself
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4 RepliesWhy does it even concern you? [b]Who the -blam!- cares?[/b] Let them do what they want.
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1 ReplyEdited by Emperor Bell: 7/30/2014 8:54:33 AM1. If you want to be taken seriously, use proper grammer. People don't like reading slabs of text and it isn't [i]that[/i] hard to press enter in the appropriate places. 2. It's hardly a lifestyle. Attraction doesn't equate to how people live their lives. 3. Have to say I disagree. If it repulses you, don't do it and get over it. I'd imagine you wouldn't appreciate people calling you disgusting.
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17 RepliesYou can dislike whatever the hell you want without trying to impede on their lives and openly being a bigoted twat to them.
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2 RepliesEdited by Van Lion302: 7/30/2014 9:11:08 AMJust a quick question Would you rather: A heterosexual couple that treats their kids like crap Or a homosexual couple that treats their adopted child well And yes it is/isn't their choice, but the gays I've met are really nice people and can crack A good joke, so it's kinda like hating smokers in a way, but smokers made the choice themselves (nothing against smokers)
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Its their sexual orientation. How it happens I have no idea.
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5 RepliesEdited by Scoopicus: 7/30/2014 9:15:07 AM[quote]But I don't understand how some choose to be homosexual.[/quote] Simple, they don't. And no, it is not okay. Not if you are going to be vocal about it. Advocating for the dehumanization of a group that is no more harmful to society than anyone else is not okay. You may not see it as advocating to publicly voice your opinion, but in this case your opinion is inherently dehumanizing to this group.
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2 RepliesThe flaming drama queens who don't shut up about being gay are what bothers me. The type that give you the "I'm gay and proud so I hope [i]you[/i] don't have a problem with that" speech before you've even introduced yourself. I have no time for people like that. Regardless of sexual orientation.
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2 RepliesSo disliking your post is ok?
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3 RepliesWell does it sound logical to hate for illogical reasons?
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1 ReplyYou could have just said, "People are allowed to dislike people. People are allowed to dislike them back." Prejudice and discrimination are two different things. Eliminating the former is an ideal, preventing the latter is a necessity.
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Sounds like someones struggling with a question within themselves
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3 RepliesSounds like someones struggling with a question within themselves
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To me, if you don't like gay people, fine. That's your opinion, same thing if you don't like straight people, it's your opinion. It's not any wrong than another person's opinion.
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5 RepliesWhy would anyone choose to be straight? Did you choose to be straight?
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3 RepliesThe -blam!- is a gay lifestyle?
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You can dislike whatever you want but at the end of the day if someone is gay it doesn't effect you in any way, shape or form. So keep your hate to yourself.
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4 RepliesEdited by NaLo: 7/31/2014 12:08:39 PMYou're not completely right though. Being gay isn't a choice. Your sexual preference is affected by a lot of factors such as how much testosterone and androgens you were exposed to before you were born (this is why lesbian women on average have a lower [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digit_ratio#Correlation_between_digit_ratio_and_traits]digit ratio[/url] than straight women), [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fraternal_birth_order_and_sexual_orientation]how many older brothers you have[/url], [url=http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environment_and_sexual_orientation#Childhood_gender_non-conformity]what toys you played with as a child[/url], etc. So it's not a choice, it's the product of many biological and environmental factors.
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3 Replies"Bigotry is the state of mind of someone who, as a result of their prejudices, treats or views other people with fear, distrust or hatred" Definition of a bigot, and prejudice for those who don't actually know. what you don't seem to realize Flood is that in all this political rallying for the pro gay movement, you, and everyone behind it are becoming the "animals" that you're trying to eliminate, you're enforcing conformity to your views while preaching diversity. I personally have nothing against this, but I'm looking at this from an outside point of view, one less biased. I've been affected by both ends of the spectrum, helping families come back together after one person from one side severs ties completely, being born and raised of purely Christian family, I've experienced both sides with an open look to each side's argument. I've been to multiple pro LGBT rallies, listened in on speakers for their side, but I've also spoken directly to some leaders on the Anti gay Marriage side, and guess what? BOTH sides had some wonderful, and completely true arguments, and the people themselves were wonderful people, and great speakers, they were well grounded in their morals and thoughts of the matter, and seemed willing to DIE for their causes, but that is NOT the way to solve this problem, acting selfish and focusing on the needs of one group won't cut it and solve the problem for good. To be honest, both sides are wrong, they're both hateful, bigoted, and prejudiced towards the other side, they're just painted in a different shade of black. what needs to happen, is one point, one area where both sides meet, and talk out EVERYTHING, get to know the other side, that's the only way that this whole thing will end well. that's the only way that an actual compromise will work. whatever side you're on, actually LOOK at the other person's perspective instead of missing the point and disregarding what they say as "bullshit."
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3 Replies[quote]If someone goes hey I don't like gay people. They instantly get beat to death by groups of gays and gay supporters[/quote]wat
