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Truce then. Why don't we start assuming the best about one another instead of calling each other liars when sharing details about our personal lives. In truth I have no reason to believe you're lying about anything and presume you're being truthful. All I ask is for the same courtesy in return.Some of my best friends are straights.Two of my best friends are a lesbian couple that we trust to babysit our kids. They don't hurt anyone and are the most decent people you could know.You're a moron. Anyone who characterizes any disagreement as hate is not objective. That's not up for debate. Since bigots like you see hate everywhere, you're crippled in being able to perceive the real thing. It would be the same as a conspiracy kook trying to discern a real conspiracy from the random lunacy that occupies his head. That's the kind of logic that escapes people like you.
I am glad to hear you don't believe homosexuals live a harmful way of life or are a danger to children and that you believe they can be good parents to kids.
This is awesome news.
So yes, it's possible.
I was trying to be polite.$10 ... you really think she's worth that much ??We have no way of knowing that to be true. You could be lying. You might be a $10 trick in Las Vegas for all we know.Because your a dyke?There is no homosexual dilemma. Either you put another man's unit in your mouth or you don't. Case closed. If you do...please keep it to yourself, don't carry a sign and march in the street that you put another guy's tool in your mug and how proud you are of it.
Nobody carries signs that say that.
I've never put a man's unit in my mouth...but I have marched in a Pride Parade.
You want gays living their lives in secret. Ain't gonna happen. We have lives and families and we don't have to keep them quiet. We aren't ashamed.
Yes, that would be why I've never had a man's unit in my mouth. You're quick.
And your point is what exactly. They have a right to choose who they wish to be with just as you and I. And just like you and I, their sexuality is what it is. So gays have less worth because they may not have children in exactly the same way as heterosexuals? They do have children you know.Do all couples have children now [emoji38]After all these posts, the only dilemma I see is how Jake is gonna knock Howey up.
No they don't. A friend and his wife don't have kids because neither can. Their inability to do so is because of a medical condition not a choice to be with someone of the same gender. Big difference.
And your point is what exactly. They have a right to choose who they wish to be with just as you and I. And just like you and I, their sexuality is what it is. So gays have less worth because they may not have children in exactly the same way as heterosexuals? They do have children you know.Do all couples have children now [emoji38]After all these posts, the only dilemma I see is how Jake is gonna knock Howey up.
No they don't. A friend and his wife don't have kids because neither can. Their inability to do so is because of a medical condition not a choice to be with someone of the same gender. Big difference.
The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.Spent a lot of time on Mt. Sinai, so much so that the Israelites felt he abandoned them and forged for themselves a golden calf.Genesis 19:5King James Version (KJV)
5 And they called unto Lot, and said unto him, Where are the men which came in to thee this night? bring them out unto us, that we may know them.
Genesis was written by Moses, who was slow of speech and tongue, 2000 years after Adam and Eve. How did he know Lot was morally depraved; i.e., he would rather hand off his two daughters to a mob of men, young and old, rather than hand over two stranger. Really?
I guess they would be safe in a mob of supposed homosexual men? GreenBean and St.Mike have no explained that bit yet.
Is it possible for your to explain how Moses knew the story first-hand since he wrote about it 2000 years later?
The reason that Moses is considered the most likely candidate for writing the Pentatuch is because there weren't many candidates for this. In a culture where nearly everyone was illiterate you had Moses, Prince of Egypt, who had a world class education in the most prestigious university on earth. That narrows the field to....just him.
Since the advent of modern biblical scholarship, and its merger with computer science and logistics - academic researchers now believed the text was written by a number of different authors whose work could be identified by seemingly different ideological agendas and linguistic styles .....
Today, scholars generally split the text into two main strands. One is believed to have been written by a figure or group known as the "priestly" author, because of apparent connections to the temple priests in Jerusalem. The rest is "non-priestly." Scholars have meticulously gone over the text to ascertain which parts belong to which strand.
When the new software was run on the Pentateuch, it found the same division, separating the "priestly" and "non-priestly."
Tech tools tackle Biblical scholarship - USATODAY.com
So gays have less worth because they may not have children in exactly the same way as heterosexuals? They do have children you know.
The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.Spent a lot of time on Mt. Sinai, so much so that the Israelites felt he abandoned them and forged for themselves a golden calf.Genesis was written by Moses, who was slow of speech and tongue, 2000 years after Adam and Eve. How did he know Lot was morally depraved; i.e., he would rather hand off his two daughters to a mob of men, young and old, rather than hand over two stranger. Really?
I guess they would be safe in a mob of supposed homosexual men? GreenBean and St.Mike have no explained that bit yet.
Is it possible for your to explain how Moses knew the story first-hand since he wrote about it 2000 years later?
The reason that Moses is considered the most likely candidate for writing the Pentatuch is because there weren't many candidates for this. In a culture where nearly everyone was illiterate you had Moses, Prince of Egypt, who had a world class education in the most prestigious university on earth. That narrows the field to....just him.
Since the advent of modern biblical scholarship, and its merger with computer science and logistics - academic researchers now believed the text was written by a number of different authors whose work could be identified by seemingly different ideological agendas and linguistic styles .....
Today, scholars generally split the text into two main strands. One is believed to have been written by a figure or group known as the "priestly" author, because of apparent connections to the temple priests in Jerusalem. The rest is "non-priestly." Scholars have meticulously gone over the text to ascertain which parts belong to which strand.
When the new software was run on the Pentateuch, it found the same division, separating the "priestly" and "non-priestly."
Tech tools tackle Biblical scholarship - USATODAY.com
Rosy Palm is quite a gal. She will never ask for a commitment, demand where we were tonight, abort our babies, divorce us and take our homes, withhold sex because she's not in the mood or is giving the silent treatment, cheat on us, or fake an orgasm. If women could be more like Rosy, there would be no battle of the sexes.We have no way of knowing that to be true. You could be lying. You might be a $10 trick in Las Vegas for all we know.Because your a dyke?
Yes, that would be why I've never had a man's unit in my mouth. You're quick.
You're right, you have no way of knowing if it is true or not...but you do have your fantasies. Fantasize away!
tell the truth, wytch. you are a lesbian because no male ever showed any interest in you. Face it, the truth will set you free.
Does that explain why you have never had sex with anyone other than your right hand?
Rosy Palm is quite a gal. She will never ask for a commitment, demand where we were tonight, abort our babies, divorce us and take our homes, withhold sex because she's not in the mood or is giving the silent treatment, cheat on us, or fake an orgasm. If women could be more like Rosy, there would be no battle of the sexes.We have no way of knowing that to be true. You could be lying. You might be a $10 trick in Las Vegas for all we know.Yes, that would be why I've never had a man's unit in my mouth. You're quick.
You're right, you have no way of knowing if it is true or not...but you do have your fantasies. Fantasize away!
tell the truth, wytch. you are a lesbian because no male ever showed any interest in you. Face it, the truth will set you free.
Does that explain why you have never had sex with anyone other than your right hand?
It's a fun debate to have, but nobody knows for sure. I piss off a lot of fundamentalists when I suggest that Job was written as a play to be acted out on stage and the man didn't exist, or there was a man from Ur named Job the story was based on, but the story is a dramatization of his life. Such a suggestion is anathema to them.The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.Spent a lot of time on Mt. Sinai, so much so that the Israelites felt he abandoned them and forged for themselves a golden calf.I guess they would be safe in a mob of supposed homosexual men? GreenBean and St.Mike have no explained that bit yet.
Is it possible for your to explain how Moses knew the story first-hand since he wrote about it 2000 years later?
The reason that Moses is considered the most likely candidate for writing the Pentatuch is because there weren't many candidates for this. In a culture where nearly everyone was illiterate you had Moses, Prince of Egypt, who had a world class education in the most prestigious university on earth. That narrows the field to....just him.
Since the advent of modern biblical scholarship, and its merger with computer science and logistics - academic researchers now believed the text was written by a number of different authors whose work could be identified by seemingly different ideological agendas and linguistic styles .....
Today, scholars generally split the text into two main strands. One is believed to have been written by a figure or group known as the "priestly" author, because of apparent connections to the temple priests in Jerusalem. The rest is "non-priestly." Scholars have meticulously gone over the text to ascertain which parts belong to which strand.
When the new software was run on the Pentateuch, it found the same division, separating the "priestly" and "non-priestly."
Tech tools tackle Biblical scholarship - USATODAY.com
Genesis - there are other versions of Genesis and old test. tales which are not of Hebrew origin at all - but bear the same stories in slightly different formats . ... such as Lillith in the Garden of Eden ... the Gilgamesh epic ... did Moses have a hand in those also ?
It's a fun debate to have, but nobody knows for sure. I piss off a lot of fundamentalists when I suggest that Job was written as a play to be acted out on stage and the man didn't exist, or there was a man from Ur named Job the story was based on, but the story is a dramatization of his life. Such a suggestion is anathema to them.The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.Spent a lot of time on Mt. Sinai, so much so that the Israelites felt he abandoned them and forged for themselves a golden calf.Is it possible for your to explain how Moses knew the story first-hand since he wrote about it 2000 years later?
The reason that Moses is considered the most likely candidate for writing the Pentatuch is because there weren't many candidates for this. In a culture where nearly everyone was illiterate you had Moses, Prince of Egypt, who had a world class education in the most prestigious university on earth. That narrows the field to....just him.
Since the advent of modern biblical scholarship, and its merger with computer science and logistics - academic researchers now believed the text was written by a number of different authors whose work could be identified by seemingly different ideological agendas and linguistic styles .....
Today, scholars generally split the text into two main strands. One is believed to have been written by a figure or group known as the "priestly" author, because of apparent connections to the temple priests in Jerusalem. The rest is "non-priestly." Scholars have meticulously gone over the text to ascertain which parts belong to which strand.
When the new software was run on the Pentateuch, it found the same division, separating the "priestly" and "non-priestly."
Tech tools tackle Biblical scholarship - USATODAY.com
Genesis - there are other versions of Genesis and old test. tales which are not of Hebrew origin at all - but bear the same stories in slightly different formats . ... such as Lillith in the Garden of Eden ... the Gilgamesh epic ... did Moses have a hand in those also ?
It's in the opening chapters right after the wager between God and Satan, I believe. I'm away from home right now typing this all out on my phone, no Bible in reach, but it's not hard to find.It's a fun debate to have, but nobody knows for sure. I piss off a lot of fundamentalists when I suggest that Job was written as a play to be acted out on stage and the man didn't exist, or there was a man from Ur named Job the story was based on, but the story is a dramatization of his life. Such a suggestion is anathema to them.The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.Spent a lot of time on Mt. Sinai, so much so that the Israelites felt he abandoned them and forged for themselves a golden calf.
The reason that Moses is considered the most likely candidate for writing the Pentatuch is because there weren't many candidates for this. In a culture where nearly everyone was illiterate you had Moses, Prince of Egypt, who had a world class education in the most prestigious university on earth. That narrows the field to....just him.
Since the advent of modern biblical scholarship, and its merger with computer science and logistics - academic researchers now believed the text was written by a number of different authors whose work could be identified by seemingly different ideological agendas and linguistic styles .....
Today, scholars generally split the text into two main strands. One is believed to have been written by a figure or group known as the "priestly" author, because of apparent connections to the temple priests in Jerusalem. The rest is "non-priestly." Scholars have meticulously gone over the text to ascertain which parts belong to which strand.
When the new software was run on the Pentateuch, it found the same division, separating the "priestly" and "non-priestly."
Tech tools tackle Biblical scholarship - USATODAY.com
Genesis - there are other versions of Genesis and old test. tales which are not of Hebrew origin at all - but bear the same stories in slightly different formats . ... such as Lillith in the Garden of Eden ... the Gilgamesh epic ... did Moses have a hand in those also ?
I am not familiar with that one - A man from Ur named Job - do you have any references / links
You ask many people, perhaps even most, they'll tell you that they don't care what people do in the privacy of their bedroom, they just don't want it rubbed in their face.
So what has the homosexual movement been doing for the past several years?
Yeah, you got it.
Consider how pervasive the gay agenda has become.
1. The forcing of gay marriage not by persuasion and winning hearts and minds, but through judicial activism. Never in U.S. history has there ever been an overturning of the will of the people that didn't lead to war.
2. Workplaces have become a nightmare as gays and transgenders are given special rights and considerations and political correctness is enforced so that everyone is forced to walk on eggshells
3. Schools. Now parents have to wonder if their teenage daughter has to share the girls restroom with a boy who thinks he's a girl. The homosexual and transgender agenda is pushed unabashed onto young minds.
4. Football. Players seek fame not the old fashioned way, through athletic accomplishment, but by "coming out". Since when is being homosexual an accomplishment?
5. Homosexuality pervades our media, our television, and virtually all facets of American life. Why do these people think they're so important? What if Christians or Jews acted like this?
But I haven't even gotten to the dilemma. Gay activists have noted a rise in anger toward homosexuals and point to it as proof that the nation is riddled with homophobia. They fail to notice that the rise in anti homosexual sentiment happened in direct proportion and timing to the belligerence of the gay movement. When people said they don't want homosexuals' lifestyle shoved in their faces, they meant it.
Conservatives don't hate homosexuals, we just don't care as long as it's kept private. But here the aggressive homosexual lobby has made sure that it's our business. So now we're noticing you and now we're pissed.
If you homos had any inkling what unrelenting instigating assholes you've become, you'd blush in embarrassment. But instead, you take the reaction of people who are sick of hearing about you as proof that you have more work to do. Talk about a destructive circular paradox!
So I have something to say to you on behalf of America. F*** you.
BTW, Notice the picture? Even Kenyans don't like things being shoved in their faces.
Sorry Mike - yes I know the story of Job - when I saw "UR" - I was thinking of something else -It's in the opening chapters right after the wager between God and Satan, I believe. I'm away from home right now typing this all out on my phone, no Bible in reach, but it's not hard to find.It's a fun debate to have, but nobody knows for sure. I piss off a lot of fundamentalists when I suggest that Job was written as a play to be acted out on stage and the man didn't exist, or there was a man from Ur named Job the story was based on, but the story is a dramatization of his life. Such a suggestion is anathema to them.The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.Since the advent of modern biblical scholarship, and its merger with computer science and logistics - academic researchers now believed the text was written by a number of different authors whose work could be identified by seemingly different ideological agendas and linguistic styles .....
Today, scholars generally split the text into two main strands. One is believed to have been written by a figure or group known as the "priestly" author, because of apparent connections to the temple priests in Jerusalem. The rest is "non-priestly." Scholars have meticulously gone over the text to ascertain which parts belong to which strand.
When the new software was run on the Pentateuch, it found the same division, separating the "priestly" and "non-priestly."
Tech tools tackle Biblical scholarship - USATODAY.com
Genesis - there are other versions of Genesis and old test. tales which are not of Hebrew origin at all - but bear the same stories in slightly different formats . ... such as Lillith in the Garden of Eden ... the Gilgamesh epic ... did Moses have a hand in those also ?
I am not familiar with that one - A man from Ur named Job - do you have any references / links
You ask many people, perhaps even most, they'll tell you that they don't care what people do in the privacy of their bedroom, they just don't want it rubbed in their face.
So what has the homosexual movement been doing for the past several years?
Yeah, you got it.
Consider how pervasive the gay agenda has become.
1. The forcing of gay marriage not by persuasion and winning hearts and minds, but through judicial activism. Never in U.S. history has there ever been an overturning of the will of the people that didn't lead to war.
2. Workplaces have become a nightmare as gays and transgenders are given special rights and considerations and political correctness is enforced so that everyone is forced to walk on eggshells
3. Schools. Now parents have to wonder if their teenage daughter has to share the girls restroom with a boy who thinks he's a girl. The homosexual and transgender agenda is pushed unabashed onto young minds.
4. Football. Players seek fame not the old fashioned way, through athletic accomplishment, but by "coming out". Since when is being homosexual an accomplishment?
5. Homosexuality pervades our media, our television, and virtually all facets of American life. Why do these people think they're so important? What if Christians or Jews acted like this?
But I haven't even gotten to the dilemma. Gay activists have noted a rise in anger toward homosexuals and point to it as proof that the nation is riddled with homophobia. They fail to notice that the rise in anti homosexual sentiment happened in direct proportion and timing to the belligerence of the gay movement. When people said they don't want homosexuals' lifestyle shoved in their faces, they meant it.
Conservatives don't hate homosexuals, we just don't care as long as it's kept private. But here the aggressive homosexual lobby has made sure that it's our business. So now we're noticing you and now we're pissed.
If you homos had any inkling what unrelenting instigating assholes you've become, you'd blush in embarrassment. But instead, you take the reaction of people who are sick of hearing about you as proof that you have more work to do. Talk about a destructive circular paradox!
So I have something to say to you on behalf of America. F*** you.
BTW, Notice the picture? Even Kenyans don't like things being shoved in their faces.
Where is the controversy in simply observing that fags are a bunch of cock-sucking bitches that like to take it up the ass?
What's controversial about that? Hell, everyone knows it.
We can tell you think about that aspect.....a lot....and this is one of the odd differences between people like you and gays like me.You ask many people, perhaps even most, they'll tell you that they don't care what people do in the privacy of their bedroom, they just don't want it rubbed in their face.
So what has the homosexual movement been doing for the past several years?
Yeah, you got it.
Consider how pervasive the gay agenda has become.
1. The forcing of gay marriage not by persuasion and winning hearts and minds, but through judicial activism. Never in U.S. history has there ever been an overturning of the will of the people that didn't lead to war.
2. Workplaces have become a nightmare as gays and transgenders are given special rights and considerations and political correctness is enforced so that everyone is forced to walk on eggshells
3. Schools. Now parents have to wonder if their teenage daughter has to share the girls restroom with a boy who thinks he's a girl. The homosexual and transgender agenda is pushed unabashed onto young minds.
4. Football. Players seek fame not the old fashioned way, through athletic accomplishment, but by "coming out". Since when is being homosexual an accomplishment?
5. Homosexuality pervades our media, our television, and virtually all facets of American life. Why do these people think they're so important? What if Christians or Jews acted like this?
But I haven't even gotten to the dilemma. Gay activists have noted a rise in anger toward homosexuals and point to it as proof that the nation is riddled with homophobia. They fail to notice that the rise in anti homosexual sentiment happened in direct proportion and timing to the belligerence of the gay movement. When people said they don't want homosexuals' lifestyle shoved in their faces, they meant it.
Conservatives don't hate homosexuals, we just don't care as long as it's kept private. But here the aggressive homosexual lobby has made sure that it's our business. So now we're noticing you and now we're pissed.
If you homos had any inkling what unrelenting instigating assholes you've become, you'd blush in embarrassment. But instead, you take the reaction of people who are sick of hearing about you as proof that you have more work to do. Talk about a destructive circular paradox!
So I have something to say to you on behalf of America. F*** you.
BTW, Notice the picture? Even Kenyans don't like things being shoved in their faces.
Where is the controversy in simply observing that fags are a bunch of cock-sucking bitches that like to take it up the ass?
What's controversial about that? Hell, everyone knows it.
UR...that Mesopotamian city real close to the Indus Valley, right?Sorry Mike - yes I know the story of Job - when I saw "UR" - I was thinking of something else -It's in the opening chapters right after the wager between God and Satan, I believe. I'm away from home right now typing this all out on my phone, no Bible in reach, but it's not hard to find.It's a fun debate to have, but nobody knows for sure. I piss off a lot of fundamentalists when I suggest that Job was written as a play to be acted out on stage and the man didn't exist, or there was a man from Ur named Job the story was based on, but the story is a dramatization of his life. Such a suggestion is anathema to them.The consensus seems to be Moses, though there are competing theories and with good reason. Genesis alone looks to be a graft of several different works. On the other side, there are literary similarities that point strongly to a Moses authorship. And though scholars generally agree Moses wrote much of the Pentatuch, a chronicler might have written a portion of Numbers. Much of how we view this depends on our faith in God. As the previous poster said, how did Moses know the events of Genesis if he wasn't there? For a person of faith, it's an easy conclusion that God revealed that history directly to Moses. When you read how, verbatim, Moses orated the law given to him by God, it becomes more credible that Moses had a phenomenal memory and keen sense of detail. It's also understandable that those without faith would look for another explanation.
Genesis - there are other versions of Genesis and old test. tales which are not of Hebrew origin at all - but bear the same stories in slightly different formats . ... such as Lillith in the Garden of Eden ... the Gilgamesh epic ... did Moses have a hand in those also ?
I am not familiar with that one - A man from Ur named Job - do you have any references / links
You ask many people, perhaps even most, they'll tell you that they don't care what people do in the privacy of their bedroom, they just don't want it rubbed in their face.
So what has the homosexual movement been doing for the past several years?
Yeah, you got it.
Consider how pervasive the gay agenda has become.
1. The forcing of gay marriage not by persuasion and winning hearts and minds, but through judicial activism. Never in U.S. history has there ever been an overturning of the will of the people that didn't lead to war.
2. Workplaces have become a nightmare as gays and transgenders are given special rights and considerations and political correctness is enforced so that everyone is forced to walk on eggshells
3. Schools. Now parents have to wonder if their teenage daughter has to share the girls restroom with a boy who thinks he's a girl. The homosexual and transgender agenda is pushed unabashed onto young minds.
4. Football. Players seek fame not the old fashioned way, through athletic accomplishment, but by "coming out". Since when is being homosexual an accomplishment?
5. Homosexuality pervades our media, our television, and virtually all facets of American life. Why do these people think they're so important? What if Christians or Jews acted like this?
But I haven't even gotten to the dilemma. Gay activists have noted a rise in anger toward homosexuals and point to it as proof that the nation is riddled with homophobia. They fail to notice that the rise in anti homosexual sentiment happened in direct proportion and timing to the belligerence of the gay movement. When people said they don't want homosexuals' lifestyle shoved in their faces, they meant it.
Conservatives don't hate homosexuals, we just don't care as long as it's kept private. But here the aggressive homosexual lobby has made sure that it's our business. So now we're noticing you and now we're pissed.
If you homos had any inkling what unrelenting instigating assholes you've become, you'd blush in embarrassment. But instead, you take the reaction of people who are sick of hearing about you as proof that you have more work to do. Talk about a destructive circular paradox!
So I have something to say to you on behalf of America. F*** you.
BTW, Notice the picture? Even Kenyans don't like things being shoved in their faces.
Where is the controversy in simply observing that fags are a bunch of cock-sucking bitches that like to take it up the ass?
What's controversial about that? Hell, everyone knows it.
