George Michael at it again.......
04 October 2006, 10:09 AM
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I was going to say that he wants stuffing. Trouble is he would enjoy that and so that would be too good for him.
He must have something on someone important to get away with all that he has done so far!
Les
He must have something on someone important to get away with all that he has done so far!
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04 October 2006, 10:29 AM
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Still like to point out the double standards of this forum, "racial" discussions are a no-no, but homophobia is completely tolerated.
Does Pete Doherty have something on someone important too?
Does Pete Doherty have something on someone important too?
04 October 2006, 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by KiwiGTI
Does Pete Doherty have something on someone important too?
04 October 2006, 10:51 AM
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Still like to point out the double standards of this forum, "racial" discussions are a no-no, but homophobia is completely tolerated.
Perhaps that because the vast majority of people find the thought of stuffing your dick up another man's pooper a bit gross?
Still like to point out the double standards of this forum, "racial" discussions are a no-no, but homophobia is completely tolerated.
Perhaps that because the vast majority of people find the thought of stuffing your dick up another man's pooper a bit gross?
04 October 2006, 11:16 AM
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Originally Posted by King RA
I don't know how much danger a stationary car poses.
But he was whacked on spliffs.... so that's like saying a drunk in a stationary cars OK.... until the **** decides to drive off over some unlucky ****.......
04 October 2006, 11:17 AM
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Originally Posted by KiwiGTI
Still like to point out the double standards of this forum, "racial" discussions are a no-no, but homophobia is completely tolerated.
Does Pete Doherty have something on someone important too?
Does Pete Doherty have something on someone important too?
"Behead all homophobics...................and Pete Doherty!!"
HTH,
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04 October 2006, 11:30 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
Perhaps that because the vast majority of people find the thought of stuffing your dick up another man's pooper a bit gross?
04 October 2006, 11:31 AM
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Originally Posted by KiwiGTI
Yes, but that doesn't mean people have the right to judge them for what they choose to do.
04 October 2006, 11:51 AM
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But the difference between racism and Homophobia is that to hate someone because of their colour is ridiculous, because you are born a certain colour and have no say over that and anyhow, whatever colour you happen to be you have as much right to a good life as the next person. A gay person however is choosing to do something that disgusts the majority of other people.
04 October 2006, 11:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
But the difference between racism and Homophobia is that to hate someone because of their colour is ridiculous, because you are born a certain colour and have no say over that and anyhow, whatever colour you happen to be you have as much right to a good life as the next person. A gay person however is choosing to do something that disgusts the majority of other people.
04 October 2006, 12:05 PM
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Prejudice is prejudice, if two consenting men or women have sex with each other, that's fine. If someone chooses to be muslim as I stated, that has nothing to do with race or colour, it's a religion and a belief. If someone believes they are gay then that's the same as believing in Allah.
As long as they are not hurting anyone or forcing them against their will, what is the problem ?
And why did you contort my post about muslim into a race related post
As long as they are not hurting anyone or forcing them against their will, what is the problem ?
And why did you contort my post about muslim into a race related post
04 October 2006, 12:09 PM
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Paul,
From a Psychological perspective, the jury is still very much out as to the origins of being gay. There is, however, the possibiity that it is biologically determined at least to some extent, and it would seem most unfair to condemn someone for something they had little/no choice over.
Moreover, even if being gay was something that an indivdual could exercise discretion over, is it right to hate them for a lifestyle choice just because you don't approve of it? If an individual makes a lifestyle choice that impact on only them that you don't approve of does that make them a bad person as a whole? Sexuality is just one aspect of who a person is.
IMHO It takes two to tango and what consenting people get up to in their private lives is up to them. Too many people mistake approval/aggreement with tolerance. To tolerate is to respect someone's right to do something you yourself may not agree with. There are somethings that should not be tolerated e.g. terrorism, cruelty to humans/animals etc.. being gay, I'd argue, is certainly not one of them!
I do also sometimes find it hard to reconcile some men's phobias of homosexuals with their hetrosexual predilection for the very activity they find replulsive in men, and their liking of lesbianism.
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From a Psychological perspective, the jury is still very much out as to the origins of being gay. There is, however, the possibiity that it is biologically determined at least to some extent, and it would seem most unfair to condemn someone for something they had little/no choice over.
Moreover, even if being gay was something that an indivdual could exercise discretion over, is it right to hate them for a lifestyle choice just because you don't approve of it? If an individual makes a lifestyle choice that impact on only them that you don't approve of does that make them a bad person as a whole? Sexuality is just one aspect of who a person is.
IMHO It takes two to tango and what consenting people get up to in their private lives is up to them. Too many people mistake approval/aggreement with tolerance. To tolerate is to respect someone's right to do something you yourself may not agree with. There are somethings that should not be tolerated e.g. terrorism, cruelty to humans/animals etc.. being gay, I'd argue, is certainly not one of them!
I do also sometimes find it hard to reconcile some men's phobias of homosexuals with their hetrosexual predilection for the very activity they find replulsive in men, and their liking of lesbianism.
Ns04
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04 October 2006, 12:14 PM
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Don't get me wrong, I don't go around beating up gay people and if someone told me that they were gay, I'd just say it's not my cup of tea, but each to their own.
What I object to is the fact that we are constantly being told that being gay is normal, and I apologise now if I offend anyone, but I don't think it is normal. There's also a lot of cr*p spouted by the gay community about 1 in 3 people being gay (now it's 1 in 10 apparently) and AIDS not being a predominantly gay disease, which they've now admitted it is.
I work in an office of about 130 people and there is 1 gay person to my knowledge (He's the only gay in this company (in a camp welsh voice))!
What I object to is the fact that we are constantly being told that being gay is normal, and I apologise now if I offend anyone, but I don't think it is normal. There's also a lot of cr*p spouted by the gay community about 1 in 3 people being gay (now it's 1 in 10 apparently) and AIDS not being a predominantly gay disease, which they've now admitted it is.
I work in an office of about 130 people and there is 1 gay person to my knowledge (He's the only gay in this company (in a camp welsh voice))!
04 October 2006, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
Don't get me wrong, I don't go around beating up gay people and if someone told me that they were gay, I'd just say it's not my cup of tea, but each to their own.
What I object to is the fact that we are constantly being told that being gay is normal, and I apologise now if I offend anyone, but I don't think it is normal. There's also a lot of cr*p spouted by the gay community about 1 in 3 people being gay (now it's 1 in 10 apparently) and AIDS not being a predominantly gay disease, which they've now admitted it is.
I work in an office of about 130 people and there is 1 gay person to my knowledge (He's the only gay in this company (in a camp welsh voice))!
What I object to is the fact that we are constantly being told that being gay is normal, and I apologise now if I offend anyone, but I don't think it is normal. There's also a lot of cr*p spouted by the gay community about 1 in 3 people being gay (now it's 1 in 10 apparently) and AIDS not being a predominantly gay disease, which they've now admitted it is.
I work in an office of about 130 people and there is 1 gay person to my knowledge (He's the only gay in this company (in a camp welsh voice))!
Is it sufficiently common to be considered regular and does that make it normal? Well that's up for debate. Whether Aids is more common in a particular group becomes much less relevant if eveyone takes appropriate precautions, regardless of their sexual orientation. I'd suggest they do. AIDS, unlike humans, certainly doesn't discriminate between gay and hetrosexual people!
Originally Posted by Paul3446
work in an office of about 130 people and there is 1 gay person to my knowledge (He's the only gay in this company (in a camp welsh voice)
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04 October 2006, 12:40 PM
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Anyway, this is all getting much too serious for a public BBS. Lets all agree that everyone is a target for a bit of light hearted mickey taking then no-one is being discriminatory.
Ns04
Lets all agree that everyone is a target for a bit of light hearted mickey taking then no-one is being discriminatory. Ns04
04 October 2006, 12:41 PM
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Feckin cockjockey's make me sick........ spreaders of aids and the colour pink 
Although Elton Johns not a bad singer...... for a butt boy.......
Although Elton Johns not a bad singer...... for a butt boy.......
04 October 2006, 12:49 PM
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Originally Posted by New_scooby_04
OK, now you've gone too far!!!!!!!! 
Best I start practicing the bender walk......... just in case "work it gi-url...."
04 October 2006, 01:04 PM
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Originally Posted by DCI Gene Hunt
I think having a liking for Elton makes it a 1.545367% chance of me being a fudgepacker
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04 October 2006, 04:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Paul3446
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Would it matter if there were more?
I just made the point to show that the number of gay people is exaggerated by the gay community, so it can appear more acceptable.
Would it matter if there were more?
I just made the point to show that the number of gay people is exaggerated by the gay community, so it can appear more acceptable.
Just because someone is common/popular doesnt mean it is right (e.g. George Michael
), and rarity does not imply something is wrong.Ns04
04 October 2006, 04:08 PM
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There is no criticism of homosexuality in my post KiwiGT. Only the prat we were discussing and the most likely attitude of his towards the punishment I suggested.
Les
Les