View Poll Results: Do you think homosexuality is completely acceptable in today's society
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Do you think homosexualty is completely acceptable
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14 February 2013, 09:15 AM
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Not possible - everyone's definition differs.
To me its something I'm not at all comfortable with, and what I see as not 'normal'
Others see it as perfectly 'normal' and that's also fine.
If you're unsure that its 'normal', then in my option you answer no, or don't bother answering at all - entirely down to you.
To me its something I'm not at all comfortable with, and what I see as not 'normal'
Others see it as perfectly 'normal' and that's also fine.
If you're unsure that its 'normal', then in my option you answer no, or don't bother answering at all - entirely down to you.
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14 February 2013, 09:45 AM
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"Do I think homosexuality is completely acceptable in today's society?" the answer has to be no. It is obvious from the mega-thread that it is not completely acceptable at all, there will always be people obsessed with the sex lives of other men...
"Do I personally have a problem with homosexuality?" is an entirely different question. The answer to that one is I couldn't give a toss (no pun intended) to what consenting adults get up to in their spare time.
I refuse to answer the poll on the grounds that the question is misleading
"Do I personally have a problem with homosexuality?" is an entirely different question. The answer to that one is I couldn't give a toss (no pun intended) to what consenting adults get up to in their spare time.
I refuse to answer the poll on the grounds that the question is misleading
14 February 2013, 09:47 AM
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The poll is a load of nonsense btw.
a) No definition of acceptable
b) The use of the word completely to bias it
c) This is SN where (as Martin points out) the country would be led by a UKIP/BNP coalition if the pre-election poll conducted in here was to be believed!
Anyway crack on!
14 February 2013, 10:07 AM
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I've put yes BUT I do not believe gay couples should be allowed to adopt or have surrogate children. I'm sorry, it just doesn't sit right with me and I'm unlikely to change my opinion.
14 February 2013, 10:14 AM
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I'll be honest, if two blokes were snogging away whilst sitting next to me in a restaurant or something, yes I would feel uncomfortable.
But that's my problem I guess, not theirs.
But that's my problem I guess, not theirs.
14 February 2013, 10:18 AM
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For the record, I completely agree. I just don't get how they can really really want children but not be with a woman. Makes no sense to me.
On the other hand, there are many male/female couples that don't deserve to have kids of their own.
14 February 2013, 10:28 AM
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I agree, but would also find in unacceptable for a man and women to be chomping each others face off
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14 February 2013, 10:35 AM
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It seemed to make you have a parkinsons attack again on the ! key again
Oh, and I don't have any hatred by the by - that's just something else you've either made up, or assumed
14 February 2013, 10:58 AM
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They act the way they do because gayness is actually a form of mental retardation which makes them act like spazzes. It's pure fact.
14 February 2013, 11:09 AM
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yep, just basic manners and common sense, nothing to do with "gayness"
also with regard to the question posed
a good way of testing then validity of the wording would be so pose the same question but just changing a word
so you have
Do you think hetrosexualty is completely acceptable -- and this is obviously nonesense
also with regard to the question posed
a good way of testing then validity of the wording would be so pose the same question but just changing a word
so you have
Do you think hetrosexualty is completely acceptable -- and this is obviously nonesense
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14 February 2013, 11:12 AM
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i still think people have a problem differentiating the "Graham Norton" effect with homosexuality
I find Graham Norton irritating - and the screechy look at me types - both gay and non gay
being gay is not an issue, being irritating is
I find Graham Norton irritating - and the screechy look at me types - both gay and non gay
being gay is not an issue, being irritating is