Bring gay isn't bad behavior you moron[/QUOTE]DeyDurkie5;1593754 wrote:No, I compared those people who rationalize accepting bad behavior because they have a family member/friend/acquantaince and know the person and feel they are not a bad person..so since they know them and like them they accept the bad behavior.
lol, this guy.thavoice;1593758 wrote:Bad, wrong , immoral. Pick one.
If you say so, jackass.thavoice;1593758 wrote:Bring gay isn't bad behavior you moron
I'd say staying married to a complete **** that controls your life is a helluva lot worse than being gay.thavoice;1593758 wrote:Bad, wrong , immoral. Pick one.
You get a pass since you have demonstrated the ability to quote, unlike Douchehattan DoucheyeFab4Runner;1593812 wrote:
*Obviously this is directed at thavoice. Sorry for not quoting.
Start a survey of the small sample on here asking "Are you indifferent to the gay community because you know someone who's gay and you like them anyways, or because you've realized that gays don't affect your life in one way or another?"thavoice;1593714 wrote:OK.
Maybe I was misunderstood.
When I said not normal I of course meant their conduct, not their hair color or height, etc.
A dude who wants to screw another dude...is not normal.
A chick who wants to screw another chick....is not normal.
More and more people tend to be accepting of gays because they know one, are related to one, and are friends with one and decide to be more accepting of the lifestyle because of the fact a family member/friend is gay. They think 'hey, this person isnt so bad' and then are more accepting of the lifestyle even though it is wrong.
Not so different than those people who are family members/friends with someone who is a crook, or has done alot of bad stuff, and say the person isnt that bad, they just do bad acts.
Any gay may be a good person, but their act of wanting someone of the same sex that is just bad/wrong, and yes...not normal.
dlazz;1593826 wrote:You get a pass since you have demonstrated the ability to quote, unlike Douchehattan Doucheye
I also find it funny/odd since he is embarrassed by his wife and her family being ignorant racists. I would think that most people who abhor racism also abhor homophobia.friendfromlowry;1594046 wrote:Start a survey of the small sample on here asking "Are you indifferent to the gay community because you know someone who's gay and you like them anyways, or because you've realized that gays don't affect your life in one way or another?"
The bolded part is what's especially stupid about your post. Who are you to decide what's bad/wrong and not normal?? It's ironic coming from you, who allows their wife to act like a raging asshole.
I've never had a bad thought about being gay in my head. I look at people who are gay the same as I look at people who like mayonnaise. I wouldn't do it, but so be it if others want to.Gblock;1594139 wrote:i always feel that people like that really have never had a good friend or family member they cared about that was gay. Im definitly wasnt the most sensitive person about it when i was in H.S. or college. I def used the word *** or even would say "thats gay" a lot. It wasnt till later when i became friends with a couple of people who were gay that i really respected(and a few deep conversations) that i totally changed my thinking and understanding of the subject. now when i get the chance i try to encourage others to become more tolerant.
100% agree.queencitybuckeye;1594154 wrote:I'm not sure why people choose to hate people who have absolutely no effect on their life.
Pretty much this. I think the big debate is what's considered special rights.Manhattan Buckeye;1594163 wrote:100% agree.
I don't care if people are gay or lesbian.
I do care if they want special rights for being such.
Act like you wouldn't support special rights for lesbian asiansManhattan Buckeye;1594163 wrote:100% agree.
I don't care if people are gay or lesbian.
I do care if they want special rights for being such.
This is the boat I'm in too. I can't stand the gay lobby right now; they can go fuck themselves.Manhattan Buckeye;1594163 wrote:100% agree.
I don't care if people are gay or lesbian.
I do care if they want special rights for being such.
Exactly which "special" rights are you talking about?Manhattan Buckeye;1594163 wrote:100% agree.
I don't care if people are gay or lesbian.
I do care if they want special rights for being such.
I don't know, like the ability to push their agenda at a parade in which no one is allowed to push their agenda? Did you even read the thread?GoChiefs;1594215 wrote:Exactly which "special" rights are you talking about?
Wish I could say the same. I used to be a huge homophobe. No idea why. Just my upbringing I suppose. I was bad, to the point that I disowned a close cousin when she came out, and another good friend when he did. I used to be of the "they have a choice" mentality. As I grew up though, I did learn the error of my ways and stopped being a dumbass. Now my cousin and I are close family again, and my friend is back to being a damn good friend. I just regret that because of my idiocy, we missed out on quite a few years of our lives together.SportsAndLady;1594142 wrote:I've never had a bad thought about being gay in my head. I look at people who are gay the same as I look at people who like mayonnaise. I wouldn't do it, but so be it if others want to.
Asking a cake baker to make a wedding cake for them, even if it is against his/her beliefs. We aren't Catholic, we didn't expect a Catholic Priest to bless our wedding, or even an organist that only does Catholic weddings to play the organ in our ceremony. But two idiots insisted on a cake baker to make a wedding cake for them sued - and won. That is a special right.GoChiefs;1594215 wrote:Exactly which "special" rights are you talking about?
Editing the F-bomb. I agree with this, no problems with gays, just the gay political lobby. It is getting out of control when they expect not just tolerance, but cookies for being who they are, which is fine. But you don't get affirmative action and special treatment for it.sleeper;1594214 wrote:This is the boat I'm in too. I can't stand the gay lobby right now; they can go [edit] themselves.