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Gay enablers have a hard time accepting the uncomfortable truth that homosexuals and bisexuals pose a serious threat to our society. While the media portrays the homosexual lifestyle as completely harmless, the effects of deviant homosexuality are far more damaging in the real world.
The facts speak for themselves:
Male homosexuals are overrepresented in the most heinous of crimes, such as serial killings and child molestation
According to the CDC, the AIDS rate is 50 times higher in the homosexual population
Gays are more likely to suffer from a host of mental problems, and are more likely to leave their families and friends devastated by committing suicide
The average lifespan of homosexuals is much shorter than that of normal heterosexual people
The MSM is doing Western society a disservice by downplaying the threat that homosexuality poses to everyone. Their shameless promotion of homosexuality is almost as unacceptable as the behavior itself.
I've been on this forum a while in a few different topics. I have this question because every time a thread is started that in any way relates to gay people, there are usually three types of people:
1) Those that have nothing against gay people, and support gay initiatives(marriage etc)
2) Those that don't agree with it, but accept people for who they are
3) Those completely against it, in any way shape or form.
I'm wondering why people who fit under #3 feel the way they do but OUTSIDE OF RELIGION AND LAW.
Not that homosexuality is a sin, or that the law doesn't allow it, but personal reasons???
Most of people who fall into category 3 are just fighting latent homosexual feelings.
Is it really that difficult for you to comprehend the fact that I don't want to see anyone's sexuality on parade? I don't care what anyone does or prefers with regard to sex, just keep that preference to yourself. That goes for both gay and straight orientations.
Yes, you are wrong that I view a gay orientation as a choice rather than an innate trait.
Why are you claiming being "out" is somehow important? Again, you're attempting to highlight someone's sexual preference while attempting to castigate me for saying I don't care what their preference is, just exhibit the courtesy to keep those preferences to yourself whether you're gay or straight.
I'm in no way offended by seeing a gay or straight couple holding hands or hugging one another but I'm not the least bit interested in watching them play tonsil hockey with their tongues in public regardless of their orientation.
Apparently the concept of don't rub my nose in your sexuality whether you're gay or straight is too much for you to grasp.
Thank you for clarifying. We are in agreement. I too don't want to see overt sexuality on display. I just don't see how a gay pride parade is a display of sexuality. We are all bombarded with sexual imagery every day in advertisements and whatnot, but some people turn a blind eye to that and focus instead on the sexuality that they are not, i.e., the pride parade. It's as if anything associated with gay people is an in-your-face display when it really pales in comparison to the brainwashing we've all been subjected to all our lives. I think most heterosexuals think that ANY kind of subject matter related to sexuality OTHER than heterosexuality is too much to be confronted with and that is a shame. It is in that rejection that homophobia thrives and it is the source of many problems for people.
I applaud your clarification here and I stress again that we are practically in agreement. As a gay person, my defenses are always quick to stand up. I must understand the world is not as threatening nor bigoted as it used to be, thank God!
I have nothing against gay people, what about you? some of my very best friends are gay, witty, funny, good looking, and yes gay.
I have problems with people who butt into other people's business if a gay couple, are minding their own business, and just living a normal life. How can they, with stupid post as these every friggin day.
I think people should worry about their own relationships, because you know the old saying, those who cast stones, are some of the biggest hypocrities around, and not at all like striaght couples and straight marriages, are sacred anymore, as when i got married. People do not take marriage seriously, divorce, without even batting an eye. Married for two weeks, and then dicorce, husbnad or wife both caught cheating, or one or the other. What is truly the difference, i happen to know some gay couples who have been togehter longer then some onf the married couples i knew of, they are now divorced.
Worry about your own relationships, and leave others to tend to theirs.
Thank you for clarifying. We are in agreement. I too don't want to see overt sexuality on display. I just don't see how a gay pride parade is a display of sexuality. We are all bombarded with sexual imagery every day in advertisements and whatnot, but some people turn a blind eye to that and focus instead on the sexuality that they are not, i.e., the pride parade. It's as if anything associated with gay people is an in-your-face display when it really pales in comparison to the brainwashing we've all been subjected to all our lives. I think most heterosexuals think that ANY kind of subject matter related to sexuality OTHER than heterosexuality is too much to be confronted with and that is a shame. It is in that rejection that homophobia thrives and it is the source of many problems for people.
I applaud your clarification here and I stress again that we are practically in agreement. As a gay person, my defenses are always quick to stand up. I must understand the world is not as threatening nor bigoted as it used to be, thank God!
You don't see how a gay pride parade is a display of sexuality? What else is it? Wouldn't a heterosexual pride parade be just a icky? Some things are just too personal and shouldn't be the theme of a parade. Parades are suppose to be fun. Maybe we should also have a parade to remind people to get a colonoscopy or protect themselves from VD. Both are important, but as a theme for a parade, come on it's just gross.
Most of these sites are incredibly biased due to the fact that they are written by homophobic right wing gay hater groups. Any study that starts off by saying that the gay popul is only 2% is immediately suspect. The first site bends over backwards in saying that this list should not be used to prove any causal correlation due to the extreme sample size of the serial killers. it also says that they were NOT the typical homosexual. I think that a reasonable person could tell the difference between the homosexual "ACT" and the homosexual "identity". If there is a correlation between homo molestation between adult and child, the majority are performed by hetro identity males who are aroused by the homosexual "act", not because of any outward/inward identity. Most of them are hetro married to a woman.
The site about a 20 year difference in lifespan is mostly due to AIDS.
Westboro Baptist Church really doesn't hate other religious groups, but rather wants to rescue people from oppressive religious cults which spread hate. Also, they are upset Israel is not a Christian nation even though Christianity started on that land.
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