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Zimbabwe and Iran are some of the worst countries when it comes to human rights! And you are worrying about them being homophobic?
Originally posted by halfoldman
reply to post by Schrödinger
Zimbabwe and Iran are some of the worst countries when it comes to human rights! And you are worrying about them being homophobic?
So you think the lack of human rights and homophobia is just co-incidental?
That is a surprising conclusion, and rather egotistically heterosexist.
[edit on 8-8-2010 by halfoldman]
Originally posted by Schrödinger
I am not homophobic nor am I anti-gay!
But I am personally tired of homosexuals and their quest for special treatment!
I am tired of homosexuals wearing their sexual orientation on the outside of their clothes!
Its always; Hi my name is John, and I am homosexual!
Why do I care? Why do I need to know that?
reply to post by Schrödinger
Personally I think its egoistical to be a homosexual
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Schrödinger
I am not homophobic nor am I anti-gay!
But I am personally tired of homosexuals and their quest for special treatment!
I am tired of homosexuals wearing their sexual orientation on the outside of their clothes!
Its always; Hi my name is John, and I am homosexual!
Why do I care? Why do I need to know that?
Because you need awareness to affect change.
And NO - they are not getting special treatment.
They are however getting attention - which is needed to get laws "corrected" to include all in Equal Rights.
Originally posted by halfoldman
reply to post by Schrödinger
Personally I think its egoistical to be a homosexual
I was replying to this. But there have been some posts since then to modify that harsh position.
Well, what is relevant from a conspiracy point of view is that "homosexuality" has become a political football to denote more than it actually means.
In some non-Western places people are being swept up against homosexuality, when they've never met a gay person, and don't know what it means.
[edit on 8-8-2010 by halfoldman]
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Well it might be true where you are from, but in my country we have the highest equality in the world, and smallest difference between the highest and lowest wages. And gays are walking all over our streets naked every year, at a big gay pride parade!
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Fair enough, I always provoke when I say that, so you could say I was expecting that! But my point is simply that if we all where gay, you wouldn't be here today! In that sense (in a community and society sense) I think it is egoistical!
Originally posted by Annee
Originally posted by Schrödinger
Well it might be true where you are from, but in my country we have the highest equality in the world, and smallest difference between the highest and lowest wages. And gays are walking all over our streets naked every year, at a big gay pride parade!
How many parade and fair permits does your area issue per year?
Do you have a problem with any of those?
Equal is Equal. The KKK is allowed to have their events too.
I have been to several gay rights parades and fairs. As always - as goes the media - - you choose to focus on the small percentage of those who may go to extreme or sensationalize. I notice you don't mention how many gay families are there with their children. And in my case straight family with children.
Do you object to Mardi Gras too?
Originally posted by halfoldman
reply to post by Schrödinger
Who knows, if we were all straight, there may never have been a Da Vinci or Michelangelo, or Alan Turing?
Maybe we'd be happy in grass huts, breeding like rabbits while our wives died in child-birth?
As I have said in this thread already, I do believe that we are created from nature to be bisexuals in some way or another!