Why is homosexuality praised?

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What does "merely for sticking..........his..............." mean?

He wanted to stay sticking his sausage up another man's bum-bum.

Last edited by Tequila on 08 Dec 2011, 4:29 pm, edited 1 time in total.

And he was intent on being snide.

Oh yes, I knew that. I just wanted to see if this intellectually bankrupt excuse for a question would be shot down by the vacuous mess posing it or someone with more courage.
As it turns out, it was the latter. Pretty much as expected.

I'd say that's because not all groups are 'behind the 8-ball,' so to speak. IOW, there's no "wealthy person's pride day" because they don't face any particular discrimination or hardships from being a member of that group. There's no need for it.

(And that's not to say that there are no white people who have problems/oppression that is significant -- it's just not because they're white (i.e. maybe they're poor/working class).)

So, if Rick Perry were to come out of the closet, he would automatically be the front-runner again?

@Ragtime, it's ok if you are gay. WP will accept you, and if you go into politics as a career, it's practically a requirement for republicans these days.

"White pride," as it's popularly used, is just a euphemism for hatred of other races. Are you claiming that "gay pride" implies hatred of heterosexuals?

I suppose that's true, I should of prefaced that by saying in the civilized world. There is a very logical reason to repress yourself in places like Saudi Arabia, Iran, or Alabama...

What if you're a Christian? What if you want to put a "Merry Christmas" sign up, and a Nativity scene on private property but in public view? What if you want to pray in school? What if you think abortion is murder, and you want to talk women out of it in order to save lives?

Should you repress yourself then?

You can put whatever you want on private property as long as it meets community standards for inoffensiveness and does not violate any law (e.g. some states may restrict hate speech).

If you want to assault people on the street in order to talk them out of abortion you might have some legal trouble in your future.

On private property with the owner's permission? Have at it.


As long as you're not asking for special privileges, such as having prayer time set aside during the school day, what the devil do I care?


You're as free to argue that as others are to argue the opposite.


Meh. Repression is underrated.

No, I really haven't. They are constantly praised in society for being gay.



1. I do believe some people are born with the building blocks of what may eventually turn into sexual tendencies toward the same gender
2. I also believe some people are born badly disfigured, mentally ret*d, sociopathic to the point of being murderous, or with medical conditions rendering them in chronic, lifelong pain.
3. Therefore, being born a certain way isn't necessarily a good thing -- unless you're saying it's good that people are disfigured, mentally ret*d, sociopathic, or with medical conditions which are characterized by chronic, lifelong pain. So, being born a certain way is not necessarily an endorsement of validity for that condition.
4. Gays have converted to Christianity and, sometimes slowly and sometimes quickly, been able to completely leave their gay feelings behind. An all-poweful God can do this in a person, and I know of people He has changed in this way, and they are grateful. It's an inconvenient truth to the homosexual lobby, but gays CAN turn straight. (Or else these people have quite literally accomplished the impossible.)
5. God gifts us all at birth with the ability to make choices. For the socialpath, the choice to work toward finding peace. For the mentally ret*d, God gives some level of choice -- even if this choice is, in severely handicapped cases, only made on a spiritual, and not mental, level -- to love God and be the best person he or she can be, regardless of certain deficits in normal abilities. For the chronically-in-pain, the choice to seek spiritual peace and be a powerful example of endurance and conquest over a mountain of difficulty through God's miraculous strength. And for the person born with

No, I really haven't. They are constantly praised in society for being gay.



1. I do believe some people are born with the building blocks of what may eventually turn into sexual tendencies toward the same gender
2. I also believe some people are born badly disfigured, mentally ret*d, sociopathic to the point of being murderous, or with medical conditions rendering them in chronic, lifelong pain.
3. Therefore, being born a certain way isn't necessarily a good thing -- unless you're saying it's good that people are disfigured, mentally ret*d, sociopathic, or with medical conditions which are characterized by chronic, lifelong pain. So, being born a certain way is not necessarily an endorsement of validity for that condition.
4. Gays have converted to Christianity and, sometimes slowly and sometimes quickly, been able to completely leave their gay feelings behind. An all-poweful God can do this in a person, and I know of people He has changed in this way, and they are grateful. It's an inconvenient truth to the homosexual lobby, but gays CAN turn straight. (Or else these people have quite literally accomplished the impossible.)
5. God gifts us all at birth with the ability to make choices. For the socialpath, the choice to work toward finding peace. For the mentally ret*d, God gives some level of choice -- even if this choice is, in severely handicapped cases, only made on a spiritual, and not mental, level -- to love God and be the best person he or she can be, regardless of certain deficits in normal abilities. For the chronically-in-pain, the choice to seek spiritual peace and be a powerful example of endurance and conquest over a mountain of difficulty through God's miraculous strength.

And for the person born with the building blocks of what may eventually turn into sexual preference for one's own gender, God gives the choice, as with all human, of working toward pleasing him and avoiding sin, even in areas where it is very difficult to do so. And He strengthens us as we work toward that. Like most straight people, I was born with what would later develop into the desire to sleep with many, many people. That, however, was not necessarily "who I was" -- because God spiritually transformed me, as the Bible says He does Christians, into me into a chaste person. If a man naturally wants to cheat sexually, is that right? By the logic of the politically-correct take on gays, it must be.

Allow me to ask a question in return. May I ask who made you a moderator? I've never known moderators on WP to consider it their business to go around calling members "vacuous mess"es because their opinions differ. Maybe you are simply not aware that there is still a worldwide debate on homosexuality; the matter hasn't been closed in its favor.

Alright then, how about this? Any group going around touting "black pride" would be considered racist, and rightly so. How, then, is "gay pride" not discriminatory against straights?

Worse yet, in their eyes -- I'm CHRISTIAN. WP strains hard to accept that.