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Why do you have an issue with homosexuals? Discomfort with a married homosexual couple? Would you prefer to keep them out of your comfort zone instead?
No, I'm indifferent. I can live with homosexuals. But I do think that homogeneous societies governed by polycentric law would go a long way to restoring some civil harmony.
To paraphrase you... all I gathered was you have no problem with gays. You believe they are people like everybody else (as do I). They should be respected as such (so do I).
I don't agree with homosexuality, as a lifestyle.
You must.
Again, where does "treatment" come in?
There is no such thing as a "homosexual lifestyle". Gays in general are no different then straights with the one exception of who they are attracted to. Same average number of partners, they put their pants on the same way, they go to work, school, take a shower, visit their grandmother, spend the holidays with family, go to the movies, dinner, watch tv, etc. etc.
Stop listening to the stereotypes the media likes to push.
There is no such thing as a "homosexual lifestyle". Gays in general are no different then straights with the one exception of who they are attracted to. Same average number of partners, they put their pants on the same way, they go to work, school, take a shower, visit their grandmother, spend the holidays with family, go to the movies, dinner, watch tv, etc. etc.
Stop listening to the stereotypes the media likes to push.
They never get it. They can't DEFINE what the "homosexual lifestyle" is, either.
Is it just sex? As if gays who marry and settle down and have kids are living a "heterosexual lifestyle".... and straight people who... I don't know, go to clubs and parades and have sex are living the "homosexual lifestyle?"
No, I'm indifferent. I can live with homosexuals. But I do think that homogeneous societies governed by polycentric law would go a long way to restoring some civil harmony.
Polycentric laws in homogenous societies are usually not necessary.
No, I'm indifferent. I can live with homosexuals. But I do think that homogeneous societies governed by polycentric law would go a long way to restoring some civil harmony.
Then why did you make an argument FOR those who would be uncomfortable with gays, instead of opposing?
If I were you I'd worry about your country's AIDS rate......which is a product of heterosexual sex....with a very high infection rate among females.(56% of current cases)
Second highest total infections in Africa next to South Africa.
The remainder of your post is not worth responding too!
1. I'm not Nigerian.
2. It would make sense that Nigeria would have a high total number of cases given that it is the most populous country in Africa. However the prevalence rate of HIV is much lower than that in South Africa.
3. Why do you think I should be worried about HIV? I'm a married woman.
LMAO, earlier today I opened a couple of negative gay threads and one touched on Nigeria and their gays laws....
Almost all gay responders to my thread said they didn't care what happens to gays in Nigeria or in the rest of the world....
you of course over simplify what was posted.
Many of the posters (gay and STRAIGHT) could have cared less, but many expressed that they would do something if they could, but seeing as Nigeria is not a country that we live in or can make any changes to, the consensous is to worry about what is wrong with our country first.
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Seems like you are alone in your feelings...
he isn't alone as evidenced in the threads you started and participated in.
however your trolling has been very transparent.
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