Bagenholt wrote...
What has it got to do with You what they do in the sack? Seriously, how self-righteous you are to think 1)you matter that much in general 2) that you matter that much in that persons life and 3) for trying to interfere in that persons life. Get the **** over yourself and move on. This thread just goes to show how little sexual difference are still not accept yet it's no ones business. How sad are we as a people to have this even matter anymore?
I think if it was confined to "what they do in the sack" most people wouldn't have a problem with it, but it's not. It's not just about the personal relationship between two people in the privacy of their own home, they want to be accepted as an "equal alternative", which is where the problem is. They are treated as victims because most people find homosexuality to be morally reprehensible and refuse to accept it as an alternative lifestyle.
It's not a "you do it your way, I'll do it my way" sort of thing.
- They get special protection under hate crime laws, which means if I were to kill a gay person I would go to jail longer than if I killed a straight person, it's as if the life of a homosexual is worth more than the life a heterosexual.
- At most public universities students are FORCED to pay a fee that goes to fund the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender club due to university policy or state, local, and/or federal laws, even if they are none of those things, while other clubs are required to do fund raising.
- They are protected under Affirmative Action and Equal Opportunity policies, which means that some people are hired or enrolled in universities simply because they are homosexual, while heterosexuals are put as a disadvantage.
It has nothing to do with "the sack". It has to do with the fact that homosexuals are treated as victims. If you choose to to enter a relationship with a member of the same sex, that's fine, but don't act as if you are a victim entitled to special treatment when the rest of the world frowns upon that. Race, sex, ethnic background, and other characteristics that are often used in similar ways are different, people can't choose their race.
I'm not saying that I personally have a problem with homosexual relationships, but it's not as if everybody who isn't completely accepting of that lifestyle choice is a bigot trying to press their moral view on other people. I think a lot of people are just sick of everybody who isn't a white, heterosexual, male being treated a if they are a victim in need of special assistance to be successful in life.
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You can have an irrational opinion if you like, nothing stopping you. Getting other people to agree with that opinion on the other hand...
trying to get a reaction out of others (a.k.a trolls), c) being ignorant, d) really believing that they have the right to tell other people what they can or can not do, e) being jerks.
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