At least we live in a country where gay or straight, closed-minded or not, we all can say whatever the hell we want to say....

 

Very true. As displayed here, ones free views very well might envoke anothers "free views".

 

I have a couple of gay buddies, but you would never know it unless they told you. From them, I've learned the following.........

There are two types of gay people........

- Gay's who are gay for the attention
- Gay's who are gay because that's the lifestyle they've chosen.

"Flaming homosexuals" are the ones that talk with a lisp, walk around in Gucci glasses with their hands bent saying "I'm Thuper thanks for Athking." THEY are the attention ******. I have a couple of good friends who are gay, but you would never know it. They don't try going around redecorating your house, they don't talk with a lisp, and they hate the "flaming homo's" as much as we hate squids.

In our motorcycling community, we have riders, and we have squids. There are more squids than riders, and the squids embarrass all of us.. Same thing in the gay community (so I've been told). You have gays, and you have flaming homosexuals, whereas the flaming homosexuals are in mass numbers and they are the ones you notice and associate gays with (which are an embarrassment to the "normal" gays.)

I personally cannot stand gays that think they have to flaunt it around (in gay parades, gay pride bracelets, rainbow stickers on their cars, etc.) They are the people who think they have to let EVERYONE in the world know they're gay, and it irritates the hell out of me....and the "normal" gays can't stand them either.

 

All I'm going to say about my view of gays is this:

I'm all for homosexuality... if it's between 2 beautiful women... or three. Otherwise, I don't agree with it. I don't like it and I think it's disgusting. I know it's a double-standard to say that homo-women (when good looking) are sexy and homo men aren't, but that's a typical hetero guy thing.

I have a BIG problem with the term "homophobia". To quote George Carlin (paraphrased): "Not agreeing or condoning homosexuality is NOT a phobia... it's an opinion". I'm not afraid of it. I just don't like it or agree with it. I follow the biblical definition of a marriage and although I'm not a super-religious person, I think it's immoral. Just the basic fact that the "parts don't fit" is enough to tell me that it's not a natural thing. If someday homosexual men and women are able to naturally procreate without 3rd party assistance, then I will accept it as a natural thing.

I've been around gay people and I know gay people. I've talked to them and gotten along with them. I have no problem with the people themselves, just their lifestyle... but it's not my lifestyle and I have no right to judge someone based on their lifestyle, but that doesn't mean I have to condone, accept, like or even tolerate it. If you're gay... fine, just don't flaunt it around me, don't hit on me and don't be checking me out.

I'm not someone who would take it to extremes and commit a hate crime based on my beliefs or disbeliefs. I'm not going to beat the crap out of someone for being gay. I would however do so if they were to physically touch me in a way that can be legally interpreted as an unwanted sexual advance'.

 

You know how when you brush your teeth and sometimes you get some toothpaste on your shirt, then the whole rest of the day, you can't get the toothpaste off you shirt. My problem is, you can't tell what the deal is with a gay guy and I would be kind of grossed out if I saw a gay dude walking around with a "stain" on his collar...more like concerned. Also, is there a rule that there has to be at least one gay guy per reality show? I think it is built into the Hollywood bi-laws...haha, I said "bi" laws. I'm just waiting for someone to use the line, "Some of my best friends are queer..." That is the best line ever for smoking out who has a problem with a religion, race, or creed. Anyway...those are my random thoughts for now.

 

Of course, but what does name calling, fear, and intolerance solve? Not that I know from personal experience, but blacks used to have the same problems and people didn't think one thing about what they were doing or saying (racist comments and practices). It's just that with so many real issues (poverty, faminie, economics, science) it seems petty to focus on how people live an insignificant portion of their life.

 

I want some girl on girl on me right now

 

this thread is really pointless, you cant really teach an old dawg new tricks.

and dizzie.....your such a ****!

 

I'm a lesbian trapped in a man's body.

I'm also a vagitarian.