JakeStarkey
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The "Catholics (damn Irish), then the Jews (damn Jews), about Native Americans, about African Americans" [emphesis mine to note there were a few exceptions here] are not given "special" emphesis in history books.
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This is another example of how ridiculous homosexuals can be once they are "accepted" in society.
Absolutely false and a poor attempt at righty revisions. You better believe the Catholic Irish immigration, the Jewish immigrant experience from the 1870s on, the African Americans, and the Native Americans are indeed given "special" emphasis in history books.
Here is a thought. Get a history primer (either high school or higher education), turn to the Index, and look these terms up.
Come on, you are better than this.
Talk about "revisionists". "Immigration" flows are not the same as pointing out the sexual orientation of every person in history. I am sure if we had an "immigration" of a few million homosexuals that would be included in the history books. Do you know the sexual preference and ethnic background of: Edison, Bell, Grant, Harding, Nixon, Roosevelt, Taft, Hoover, Ford, Jobs, Gates, Rice, West, Blondel, etc, etc, etc. The ones that you might know are probably of personal interest. I am sure you could find that information in historical biographies on those people, but for the most part, it is not included in history, unless they were a personal favorite of the author (and then, they are an inset, not part of the actual history part). You are still a sad little, man.
Kiddo, you brought this nonsense up. Get the primers, please, and if you don't think the analogies fit, then don't set up a straw man and knock them down.
I am a happy chap, with a happy family, with no fear of homosexuals, like you.
Yeah, I will very much take my life over yours.