Perhaps because with the exception of one or two bigots, the majority of posters seem (rightly imo) to be vehement in their opposition to homophobia, and are unprepared to allow others to spout their prejudice unchallenged.
Perhaps because with the exception of one or two bigots, the majority of posters seem (rightly imo) to be vehement in their opposition to homophobia, and are unprepared to allow others to spout their prejudice unchallenged.
Indeed, I never challenged kirkstallers right to hold his views, I did question why such homophobic bigotry was still legal.
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Page 4, op "I believe same-sex relations to be wrong" and it kind of just floods from there.
but at least you've got a fellow bigot to play with eh.
So he believes that same sex relationships are wrong. That is a statement of his view. I see nothing evil about that. He's not advocating beating homosexuals up so far as I can tell. So, what is the problem? He has a different view to others on here?
The one thing that can't be got away from is the facts. The norm for humanity is heterosexuality (that's why the world is so overpopulated and we have two sexes in the first place!) and homosexuals are very much in the minority. Moving away from religion for a moment, in a democracy there views should not be heard above the mainstream nor over-represented. Nearly all stable human societies ever seem to have had spirituality / religion as key component. So, religion is mainstream irrespective or whether or not that is reflected in formalised church-going at this particular moment in our particular country's history.
So, what I would say that provided the OP is simply expressing his views and not advocating violence then his views are valid and indeed more valid than a vociferous minority who are overly repsrented on this thread.
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So he believes that same sex relationships are wrong. That is a statement of his view. I see nothing evil about that. He's not advocating beating homosexuals up so far as I can tell. So, what is the problem? He has a different view to others on here?
The one thing that can't be got away from is the facts. The norm for humanity is heterosexuality (that's why the world is so overpopulated and we have two sexes in the first place!) and homosexuals are very much in the minority. Moving away from religion for a moment, in a democracy there views should not be heard above the mainstream nor over-represented. Nearly all stable human societies ever seem to have had spirituality / religion as key component. So, religion is a mainstream irrespective or whether or not that is reflected in formalised church-going at this particular moment in our particular country's history.
So, what I would say that provided the OP is simply expressing his views and not advocating violence then his views are valid and indeed more valid than a vociferous minority who are overly repsrented on this thread.
he's a homophobic bigot, you're in good company Dally.
So he believes that same sex relationships are wrong. That is a statement of his view. I see nothing evil about that. He's not advocating beating homosexuals up so far as I can tell. So, what is the problem? He has a different view to others on here?
The one thing that can't be got away from is the facts. The norm for humanity is heterosexuality (that's why the world is so overpopulated and we have two sexes in the first place!) and homosexuals are very much in the minority. Moving away from religion for a moment, in a democracy there views should not be heard above the mainstream nor over-represented. Nearly all stable human societies ever seem to have had spirituality / religion as key component. So, religion is mainstream irrespective or whether or not that is reflected in formalised church-going at this particular moment in our particular country's history.
So, what I would say that provided the OP is simply expressing his views and not advocating violence then his views are valid and indeed more valid than a vociferous minority who are overly repsrented on this thread.
He's telling people that they will suffer appallingly for the rest of eternity if they don't do what he says.
It's difficult to get much more violent and threatening than that. And indeed, such views are exactly the sort of things that give ammunition and 'authority' to the people who do go around beating people up.
Something that you approve of, as I recall. Well, as long as the people getting beaten up are poofs, of course.
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