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Two gay men were in a park shoving their perverted sex behavior in the public's face when one man decided to speak up.
Hmm. This is odd. I watched the video and didn't see anything like any "perverted sex behavior." From the way you characterized it in your original post, I expected to see a bunch of mostly naked drag queens having sex on the lawn.
But no, it was just two well-dressed men at their wedding along with a few dozen perfectly respectable-looking guests.
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It's good seeing someone stand up for decency in the face of rampant immorality.
Again, I fail to see anything "indecent" or "immoral" in the video, or the story about it.
Except, of course, the hateful bigot ruining the day.
I just love seeing fearful, hateful bigots cheering on other fearful, hateful bigots.
Of course, he heckler was correct. Homosexuality is a perversion of nature. Scream, whine, and cry all you want but it is what is.
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Originally Posted by EmeraldCityWanderer
Says who or what?
Precisely what I want to know.
Oh. Perhaps it is because the mythical god Yahweh (patron deity of some sects of ancient Hebrews) is said not to have cared for it.
He also didn't care for the eating of shellfish or the wearing of clothes made of more than one material. He also supposedly (according to The Bible) endorsed the stoning to death of back-talking, disrespectful children.
Gee. I guess all those folks who wear cotton-poly blend shirts or enjoy a nice buttery lobster dinner are "perversions of nature."
Every wedding has that drunk uncle that shouts something totally inappropriate.
Ain't that the truth.
In this case the shouter hid like a child while shouting. Whole deal says a lot more about the shouter and his obsession with other people's sex lives, than anything else.
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