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If people are offended they shouldn't do business there. Not everyone is going to like what everyone does. Some are going to hate you for what you do and use words meant to offend. I personally think people who are preoccupied with what other people do in their bedroom are sick to begin with.
I personally am gay and could care less what the owner thinks. Otoh I am getting tired of seeing grown men walk around with their pants down. It's so degrading to themselves. No one wants to see their behind.
If people are offended they shouldn't do business there. Not everyone is going to like what everyone does. Some are going to hate you for what you do and use words meant to offend. I personally think people who are preoccupied with what other people do in their bedroom are sick to begin with.
I personally am gay and could care less what the owner thinks. Otoh I am getting tired of seeing grown men walk around with their pants down. It's so degrading to themselves. No one wants to see their behind.
When I'm offend by a business I just don't go there and then ask others around town what they have experienced. Most of us laugh at businesses who put signs up "Green Products" sold here.......right next to the pesticides!
Wonder why anyone would want to show their underpants, goes along with girls showing their bras!
The act of wearing one's pants half way down their butt came from the jails , where men wore their pants sagging off their butt to express they would participate in gay sex.
It traveled to the public masses in the eighties and continues with a fashion industry making pants to hang off the butt. The origin of the practice of wearing their saggy pants is advertising for homosexual sex. That is the argument for the sign. The person who wrote the sign knows the origin of the saggy pants statement.
No?? Really?? The argument is the pejorative terms used, not the accuracy. The owner could have used the word "gay" in place of the offensive terms and still got his point across, perhaps even more effectively.
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