Gay Rights And Some Related Literature

how bout gays in the war...

Replying to #121

What about them?

do you agree they should be in there...i mean some already are, but haven't heard of any gay guy who entered who looked and acted as gay as chris crocker...
he'd be all like: "hes cute" and die...

ParanoiaAgent"Them" only represent a small portion of gay people. A very small portion.
Most gays aren't part of that.....unique subculture. You'd see a lot more people prancing around if even a larger portion of gays acted camp, trust me. It's just that the popular media has largely assumed that a camp gay character is the norm in real life.

That's in the U.S., gays here in my country are brought up into that sub-culture from day 1. Unlike there, discreet gays are so few in numbers here. It's so annoying that if you're gay in the Philippines you have to be flamboyant about it, as if you're the only chosen few by Crike's sake :P

Replying to #124

Oh....Well that is bad, indeed.

doughboy · #123do you agree they should be in there...i mean some already are, but haven't heard of any gay guy who entered who looked and acted as gay as chris crocker...
he'd be all like: "hes cute" and die...

don't know about that....o.O
But don't think camp gays (Chris Crocker) would even enter the military often.

i dunno, i'd imagine the taliban would be quite terrified if they found american soldiers skipping towards them carrying chiwauwas and dildos instead of guns.

Replying to #126

very true...lol

Here in my country we do have Gays & dikes (by the way why do you call lesbians as dikes?) who are in the Military & the Police, sadly you only ever find out when their sex videos with their subordinates get on the internet or is exposed on TV. A major blow (get it?) to the wholesome non rapist image gays here want to portray.

http://www.etymonline.com/index.php?search=dyke&searchmode=none

Cahos Rahne VelozaHonestly, what Homosexuals (both gays & lesbians) simply need are:1. To be Respect & not ridiculed.
2. To be treated as a human being. And,
3. To be accepted for who they are.

That Says it all

Whenever the next is-gay-right and are-gay-rights-right argument start, everyone should just watch this :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdQ-PfDSIdA
Warning : Slightly disturbing XDJokes aside.Gayness, whether by birth or choice, is just another 'trait'. It's an adjective, and I don't see the need to debate it like this.Nobody discriminates against stupid people (well, depending on which country you're in *cough) and nobody discriminates against poor folks and nobody discriminates against a depressive suicide. If you don't walk out and box hippies, telling them to go out and make a good decent living and stop placing containers in the middle of the parks, you don't stick a gay guy up on a box and tell them to stop being that either.Whether you want to be bisexual, homosexual, asexual, pansexual or autoerotic, it really is a matter of choice. It's a free world out there. You can gag at Macdonald's, but Macdonald's ain't going anywhere for you.

Replying to #131

HA HA. you've got a lot to learn about society.

Replying to #132

I read the post, I am wondering if those sarcasm tags should actually be implemented one day..[Sarcasm] nobody discriminates against poor folks [/sarcasm]Try going for a job interview with busted up shoes.

Replying to #133

Loonylion · #132HA HA. you've got a lot to learn about society.

he sure does...curious to know where he grew up though (sarcasm tags lol)

I don't mean that kind of discriminate >_>Of course people discriminate against poor people, but not in the gay rights way. I mean, you don't START protests to ban poor people off the streets, or vote all the time to determine whether they have the right to get married or not. You don't make rules and say 'Hey poor dudes, since you're poor, let's ban you from doing X or buying X altogether, alright? It's for society's good."The money stigma is just more invisible than the gay ones. And of course, people are less united in badmouthing you.
...The humor value of a Poor Rights protest is quite amusing tho xD

Replying to #134

That would be somewhere in Asia, where the yellow is always seeking the green. :P

I am very concerned by thishttp://news.pinkpaper.com/NewsStory/4319/18/11/2010/countries-vote-to-accept-execution-of-gays.aspx

Some of those voting to remove sexual orientation were countries where gays are known to be or thought to be executed or summarily killed including Iran, Nigeria, Sudan, Saudi Arabia, Yemen and Iraq.

... and in other news, Neil Armstrong has made his first steps on the moon.

"countries like Uganda are considering adding the death penalty to their laws criminalising homosexuality.”What is up UGANDA>???!?!? :|http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=euXQbZDwV0w8-|

probably a muslim country. islam is institutionally homophobic.

Replying to #139

Only 12% worship Islam according to their 2002 census, with several versions of Christianity making up the rest.