homosexuality

[Mr Rabbit]

I think it's always important to remember what the good book had to say about homosexuality.

 

 

Leviticus 20:13

If a man lies with a male as with a woman, [...] surely be stoned

 

It helps I'll say that much.

Edited February 25, 2014 by Flynny

[I cucked Alex Jones]

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

Edited February 26, 2014 by Nipperkins

[Omnia sunt Communia]

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

 

From my expierence most homophobes I meet...

 

1. Are pricks

or

2. Are insecure

or

3. No, still pricks

 

Why are we going back round in circles? People literally argued for pages and pages about why homosexuality (or bisexuality) is not a mental illness, and here you are trying to make out that anybody who likes more than one gender must have been abused; or have mental health issues; or some sort of father issues. Seriously, I thought that sort of thinking was proved to be wrong in the 1960s, and we're still debating it today? You lot would feel a lot happier in Uganada or Russia, I swear.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

Way not to read the whole post. Like I said, those were just my observations. I never said all bisexual women were any of those things, only a disproportionate amount I have met fall into one of those three categories. Save your outrage for something that actually needs it.

[Omnia sunt Communia]

And I was just expressing my opinion about the disproportionate amount of homophobes I've met who happen to be insecure pricks. The point is that equating bisexuality with mental illness is still homophobic, it doesn't matter how much of it is your opinion, because your opinion can still be homophobic.

 

That would be like me saying: From my experience, most black people are criminals. It doesn't make that statement any less racist.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

Now I'm homophobic? lol. I happen to be both bipolar and bisexual myself, and most bisexual people I have met do fall into one of those three categories. You can cry homophobia if you want, it doesn't make my observations any less true.

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Now I'm homophobic? lol. I happen to be both bipolar and bisexual myself, and most bisexual people I have met do fall into one of those three categories. You can cry homophobia if you want, it doesn't make my observations any less true.

Based on the fact you know at most maybe 0.0002% of all bisexual people on this planet, I don't see how you can base the whole opinion on a couple of bisexual people. Even if it's a double digit number of people.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

Oh shut the f*ck up. The last person I'm going to listen to in this thread is you. Don't try to save face now, you already proved you are an idiot.

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Oh shut the f*ck up. The last person I'm going to listen to in this thread is you. Don't try to save face now, you already proved you are an idiot.

You need to learn some manners. That's the first thing.

 

Second thing is that I've known many bisexual people over the years and all of them are either open-minded or just curious. They have nothing to do with being mentally ill, having father or mother issues or being abused as children.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

Though, I'm sure when they commented on another man it freaked you out.

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Though, I'm sure when they commented on another man it freaked you out.

Sarcasm is for winners, not for you, that's the first thing. Second thing is that most of the bisexual people I've known are women and they are all pretty cool.

[Pyrrhic]

Of course. Sexual preference is guided by external factors and experiences. Similarly, there are some aspects of it which are genetic. There's no single determining factor in defining sexual attraction, and that's the rub. Because of this, the claim that sexuality is a conscious or even unconscious decision simply cannot be true. The mere presence of genetic influencing factors actively precludes it.

this is so right.

 

I don't even know why I'm gay. I used to like girls like all the other guys did when I was a kid. There was no set point in time that made me gay it was an ongoing thing, but going into an all-boy's school probably had a lot to do with it to be honest. It is something that happened to me without even realising it. It was not like in the stories where people wake up one day and go omg I'm gay.

 

To any haters I haven't been 'brainwashed' by society or 'turned gay' by the media. it's just because I am and I don't think I need to justify to you why I am.

[Cyper]

There is nothing morally wrong about being gay. You may base your vision on homosexuality on myths such as that homosexuality is related to pedophilia, that it is a disease or mental illness, or that it cause decadence in our society, or that gay people have a secret society with a particular agenda which goal is to take over the whole world.

 

But all these personal opinions are not interesting, and they are not valid.

 

All these claims are factual statements meaning that there is evidence bearing on it. There is no scientific evidence for none of these claims. All that is there is pseudoscience used by, mostly, religious people who want the world-view to adapt to their scipture.

 

Regarding choice, it's quite irrelevant whenever homosexuality is a choice or not. But the truth is that you can't change someones sexuality neither by praying or beating them, and both WHO and various psychological endorse that view. You may force someone not to have sex, but that doesn't mean you've changed the persons sexuality. It does not follow that if something is a choice then it's wrong. Whenever it is a choice or not is not a matter of personal opinion, but again evidence.

 

When people speak about homosexuals ''forcing their sexuality on others'' when they, for instance make out in public, then you should be aware that is anyone is forcing others though social constructs, it heterosexuals. The fact that gay people are ashamed or afraid of coming out indicate that there is a serious problem.

 

Secondly, people will be throwing their views in your face for the rest of your life, no matter if it’s gay people, straight people, politicians, or whatever. People who feel uncomfortable with these should live alone.

This is what homopobia can cause:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMTbFSJ_Tr4

Edited February 26, 2014 by Cyper

[Niobium]

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

 

guys, he's saying those were his observations. not his beliefs. OBSERVATIONS. Edited February 26, 2014 by nobum62

[MarshalMoo]

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

Observations or beliefs, it's still trolling.

[Mr. House]

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

and ten pages in, we still have this stupidity. Boy oh boy.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

 

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

guys, he's saying those were his observations. not his beliefs. OBSERVATIONS.

 

Many people on this forum already make up there minds about what a post says before they even read it. Does it matter if I'm bisexual and have interacted with far more bisexual people than they have? Does it matter if I said this doesn't apply to everyone who is bisexual? Does it matter if I said they were only my observations? Of course not, I'm a homophobic bigot. Does it matter if I'm bisexual myself? Of f*cking course not!

[Jimmy_Leppard]

 

 

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

guys, he's saying those were his observations. not his beliefs. OBSERVATIONS.

 

Many people on this forum already make up there minds about what a post says before they even read it. Does it matter if I'm bisexual and have interacted with far more bisexual people than they have? Does it matter if I said this doesn't apply to everyone who is bisexual? Does it matter if I said they were only my observations? Of course not, I'm a homophobic bigot. Does it matter if I'm bisexual myself? Of f*cking course not!

 

Well, one thing you're definitely right about. You're definitely bisexual, it can be seen out of a plane since this last post you made is definitely how women pretend to be the victim when things get ''red hot'' in a conversation. You definitely have womanly personality parts carved in Ease up on the coffee, bro.

Edited February 26, 2014 by Jimmy_Leppard

[sivispacem]

Jimmy, what the f*ck are you on about?

[Jimmy_Leppard]

Jimmy, what the f*ck are you on about?

His emotions, he really needs to check them. Check how he's literally steaming in the last post he made. He needs to get off the coffee or anything else what's making him so angry and upset.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

What the f*ck are you talking about? How are you able to tell if I'm angry or not? Let me eat my honey bun in peace.

[Mr. House]

 

 

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

guys, he's saying those were his observations. not his beliefs. OBSERVATIONS.

 

Many people on this forum already make up there minds about what a post says before they even read it. Does it matter if I'm bisexual and have interacted with far more bisexual people than they have? Does it matter if I said this doesn't apply to everyone who is bisexual? Does it matter if I said they were only my observations? Of course not, I'm a homophobic bigot. Does it matter if I'm bisexual myself? Of f*cking course not!

 

 

No many people make up their minds about your stupid posts because they're stupid.

 

 

 

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

guys, he's saying those were his observations. not his beliefs. OBSERVATIONS.

 

Many people on this forum already make up there minds about what a post says before they even read it. Does it matter if I'm bisexual and have interacted with far more bisexual people than they have? Does it matter if I said this doesn't apply to everyone who is bisexual? Does it matter if I said they were only my observations? Of course not, I'm a homophobic bigot. Does it matter if I'm bisexual myself? Of f*cking course not!

 

Well, one thing you're definitely right about. You're definitely bisexual, it can be seen out of a plane since this last post you made is definitely how women pretend to be the victim when things get ''red hot'' in a conversation. You definitely have womanly personality parts carved in Ease up on the coffee, bro.

 

You need help.

[Danz.]

 

 

 

From my experience (I'm not going to say this is one hundred percent accurate) most bisexual women I meet...

 

1. Were abused as children

or

2. Have father issues

or

3. Have some sort of mental illness

 

I'm not going to say all bisexual women are like this, but from my experience, most of them seem to fall into one of those three categories.

guys, he's saying those were his observations. not his beliefs. OBSERVATIONS.

 

Many people on this forum already make up there minds about what a post says before they even read it. Does it matter if I'm bisexual and have interacted with far more bisexual people than they have? Does it matter if I said this doesn't apply to everyone who is bisexual? Does it matter if I said they were only my observations? Of course not, I'm a homophobic bigot. Does it matter if I'm bisexual myself? Of f*cking course not!

 

Well, one thing you're definitely right about. You're definitely bisexual, it can be seen out of a plane since this last post you made is definitely how women pretend to be the victim when things get ''red hot'' in a conversation. You definitely have womanly personality parts carved in Ease up on the coffee, bro.

 

Dude you're a good DYOM mission designer, go back to that section, please.

[Audiophile]

I'm just going to leave this here....

 

 

[Clem Fandango]

That's not what they mean at all. If I had a "straight pride rally" where I strolled down a road with a woman dressed in lingerie, grabbing her ass and flirting with her in front of dozens of families, would that be appropriate?

Look, it's the 21st century. The general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK. Gay people don't need to hold pride rallies and public announcements to assert their differences.

 

Actually, LGBT people still face bias in so, so many ways. For one, it's apparent that, despite superficial tolerance, homosexuality is still viewed as something deserving of punishment. Transgender people put their physical safety at risk every time they go to the bathroom. Bisexuals apparently either don't exist or are insane and we tell ourselves this so that acceptance of homosexuality doesn't get in the way of our gender binary (gay men are just like, real girly blokes, right?).

 

Also I'd reject the idea that "the general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK." I mean, maybe in the cities: try being gay out in woop woop.

Edited February 27, 2014 by Melchior

[Finn 7 five 11]

 

That's not what they mean at all. If I had a "straight pride rally" where I strolled down a road with a woman dressed in lingerie, grabbing her ass and flirting with her in front of dozens of families, would that be appropriate?

Look, it's the 21st century. The general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK. Gay people don't need to hold pride rallies and public announcements to assert their differences.

 

Actually, LGBT people still face bias in so, so many ways. For one, it's apparent that, despite superficial tolerance, homosexuality is still viewed as something deserving of punishment. Transgender people put their physical safety at risk every time they go to the bathroom. Bisexuals apparently either don't exist or are insane and we tell ourselves this so that acceptance of homosexuality doesn't get in the way of our gender binary (gay men are just like, real girly blokes, right?).

 

Also I'd reject the idea that "the general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK." I mean, maybe in the cities: try being gay out in woop woop.

 

Furthermore, if it was the general opinion that being gay is okay, why does most of the world not allow gay marriage? Why is it that it got shot down here in Australia? Even in the US some states are trying to pass laws hindering homosexuals in their lives.

Hell, I used to have managers just 3-4 years back that were totally against it and openly so, young and old, usually from the countryside, there clearly is a problem.

 

I think it's always important to remember what the good book had to say about homosexuality.

 

 

Leviticus 20:13

If a man lies with a male as with a woman, [...] surely be stoned

 

It helps I'll say that much.

 

Relevant.

 

[Frank Brown]

What the f*ck are you talking about? How are you able to tell if I'm angry or not? Let me eat my honey bun in peace.

 

Can you call me by my real name for once? Jesus f*cking Christ, man.

[I cucked Alex Jones]

 

What the f*ck are you talking about? How are you able to tell if I'm angry or not? Let me eat my honey bun in peace.

 

Can you call me by my real name for once? Jesus f*cking Christ, man.

 

Whatever you say honey bun.

[The Odyssey]

 

That's not what they mean at all. If I had a "straight pride rally" where I strolled down a road with a woman dressed in lingerie, grabbing her ass and flirting with her in front of dozens of families, would that be appropriate?

Look, it's the 21st century. The general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK. Gay people don't need to hold pride rallies and public announcements to assert their differences.

 

Actually, LGBT people still face bias in so, so many ways. For one, it's apparent that, despite superficial tolerance, homosexuality is still viewed as something deserving of punishment. Transgender people put their physical safety at risk every time they go to the bathroom. Bisexuals apparently either don't exist or are insane and we tell ourselves this so that acceptance of homosexuality doesn't get in the way of our gender binary (gay men are just like, real girly blokes, right?).

 

Also I'd reject the idea that "the general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK." I mean, maybe in the cities: try being gay out in woop woop.

But if gay people didn't want to get physically and mentally harmed in public, why would they hold pride rallies? Wouldn't that cause a bigger stir?

 

Most gay people act like normal people in public - not because they're afraid of being abused, but because they're ordinary people. Sexual preference doesn't determine how someone dresses or the way they act in public, so why would they hold these rallies and announcements if they're afraid of being harmed or abused?

 

 

 

That's not what they mean at all. If I had a "straight pride rally" where I strolled down a road with a woman dressed in lingerie, grabbing her ass and flirting with her in front of dozens of families, would that be appropriate?

Look, it's the 21st century. The general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK. Gay people don't need to hold pride rallies and public announcements to assert their differences.

 

Actually, LGBT people still face bias in so, so many ways. For one, it's apparent that, despite superficial tolerance, homosexuality is still viewed as something deserving of punishment. Transgender people put their physical safety at risk every time they go to the bathroom. Bisexuals apparently either don't exist or are insane and we tell ourselves this so that acceptance of homosexuality doesn't get in the way of our gender binary (gay men are just like, real girly blokes, right?).

 

Also I'd reject the idea that "the general opinion of the public is that being gay is OK." I mean, maybe in the cities: try being gay out in woop woop.

 

Furthermore, if it was the general opinion that being gay is okay, why does most of the world not allow gay marriage? Why is it that it got shot down here in Australia? Even in the US some states are trying to pass laws hindering homosexuals in their lives.

Hell, I used to have managers just 3-4 years back that were totally against it and openly so, young and old, usually from the countryside, there clearly is a problem.

 

 

 

Australia has never had a fair law system. Hell, every country has a flawed law system.

 

I can say that most of Australia supports gay marriage. Perhaps even in the US. This isn't the 60s, society is growing more adapt to different people's sexualities.

 

http://www.rrrather.com/view/5345

 

7000 votes for Australia. 81 percent votes yes. 141,000 votes and 74 percent accept gay marriage. You can tell that there's a high chance that more people would support than attack you if you went out in public and made it out as if you were gay.

[Frank Brown]

Australia has never had a fair law system. Hell, every country has a flawed law system.

 

 

I can say that most of Australia supports gay marriage. Perhaps even in the US. This isn't the 60s, society is growing more adapt to different people's sexualities.

 

http://www.rrrather.com/view/5345

 

7000 votes for Australia. 81 percent votes yes. 141,000 votes and 74 percent accept gay marriage. You can tell that there's a high chance that more people would support than attack you if you went out in public and made it out as if you were gay.

 

 

I think you can argue, at least in the United States, that Gay Marriage and the LGBT community as a whole have become a lot more widely accepted due to those rallies and them getting support for their cause.