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IMO, it also shows a lack of ability to think for oneself... when the only reason one can give is "it's against my religion," that tells me they are just a blind follower. I was raised Jewish, btw, and they never said ANYTHING about homosexuality - good or bad. And considering we use a more ancient text than Christians, there's something fishy going on.
Leviticus 18;22
"Homosexuality is absolutely forbidden, for it is an enormous sin."
No wonder many heterosexuals look down on gay culture.
Looks like fun!! Seriously, I don't see anything wrong with those pictures... but speaking of inappropriate behavior at public events, have you seen any pictures from Mardi Gras? Guess we should look down on heterosexuals for that, since obviously they enjoy taking off their clothes and getting ****-drunk in public.
To back up my comment about Mardi Gras, here are a few links... please explain, how are these any more acceptable than the pictures from gay pride?? Double-standard anyone??
To back up my comment about Mardi Gras, here are a few links... please explain, how are these any more acceptable than the pictures from gay pride?? Double-standard anyone??
Its translated from the original Hebrew bible. Hey, I did not make it up you know.
Translated is the key word... show me the original text, and then we can talk. Well, you don't actually have to do that, since I've already read the OT and Torah in Hebrew - which is as original as it gets these days. And I know you didn't make anything up, I'm just trying to make a point about interpretation of the Bible (which differs greatly).
And Mardi Gras celebrates the beginning of Lent no less.lol
Yeah, how ironic is that?!
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