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[Inquisitor Recon]

tripehound1 wrote...
If it is genetic, won't homosexuality breed itself out? (EV-A-LOO-SHUN)

True, but some disesases/disorders just don't seem to go away quickly.

[tripehound1]

scyphozoa wrote...

Rne wrote...

Oooh dude you should totally join my no minorities in ME3 group! Including those filthy gays! http://social.bioware.com/group/1688/

they took our jobs!

@Kalfear
SIR! SIR! Scyphozoa started it sir!

Modifié par tripehound1, 12 mars 2010 - 05:59 .

[Varenus Luckmann]

LOST SPARTANJLC wrote...
You can't stop someone from wanting to hate.As much as I don't like the way a gay person is I don't hate them.

I agree. I may find them despicable, reprehensible, revolting, diseased, genetically deficient, inferior, disgusting, unnatural, immoral or deviant - but I don't hate them.

Modifié par Varenus Luckmann, 12 mars 2010 - 06:00 .

[LOST SPARTANJLC]

ReconTeam , True, but some disesases/disorders just don't seem to go away quickly.



But that's assuming it is genetic , like the morinth.How do you cure something that has not been found ?

[diskoh]

tripehound1 wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

So in the end it all boils down to genetics again?

Damnit.

If it is genetic, won't homosexuality breed itself out? (EV-A-LOO-SHUN) so you shouldn't hate gay people! they're endangered! we need a breeding program here people!

I am now pro gay/anti lesbian. that way I get all t3h ch1x!!!

NEWSFLASH: Lots of gay people have children.

Just look at Republican Senator Ashburn who has a family and kids and just came out after being busted leaving a gay bar.

Having the genetics to be gay doesn't mean that 1) you realize it or 2) accept it.

[Ryzaki]

diskoh wrote...

tripehound1 wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

So in the end it all boils down to genetics again?

Damnit.

If it is genetic, won't homosexuality breed itself out? (EV-A-LOO-SHUN) so you shouldn't hate gay people! they're endangered! we need a breeding program here people!

I am now pro gay/anti lesbian. that way I get all t3h ch1x!!!

NEWSFLASH: Lots of gay people have children.

Just look at Republican Senator Ashburn who has a family and kids and just came out after being busted leaving a gay bar.

Having the genetics to be gay doesn't mean that 1) you realize it or 2) accept it.

I always find it amusing how so many anti-gay people in congress are outed. Its hysterical.

[Varenus Luckmann]

ReconTeam wrote...
True, but some disesases/disorders just don't seem to go away quickly.

True. We also have to remember all those that are closeted. For example, you'd think that the preferences of a pedophile would have similar results in the long term, but a common genetic disorder may prove extremely hard to weed out, if selective breeding isn't practiced over innumerable generations.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Ryzaki wrote...
I always find it amusing how so many anti-gay people in congress are outed. Its hysterical.

What do you expect? It's congress. Whatever any senator says expect the exact opposite.

[JustAnotherVoice]

Varenus Luckmann wrote...

LOST SPARTANJLC wrote...
You can't stop someone from wanting to hate.As much as I don't like the way a gay person is I don't hate them.

I agree. I may find them despicable, reprehensible, revolting, diseased, genetically deficient, inferior, disgusting, unnatural, immoral or deviant - but I don't hate them.

Because "hate" is too strong a term, right? <_<

[Chakku Sama]

Nothing wrong with ****** sexuality in my opinion, but it's up to bioware.

[Ryzaki]

JustAnotherVoice wrote...

Varenus Luckmann wrote...

LOST SPARTANJLC wrote...
You can't stop someone from wanting to hate.As much as I don't like the way a gay person is I don't hate them.

I agree. I may find them despicable, reprehensible, revolting, diseased, genetically deficient, inferior, disgusting, unnatural, immoral or deviant - but I don't hate them.

Because "hate" is too strong a term, right? <_<

Yet someone say that about say a black person and they do hate black people.

Ah...good old fashioned double standards. <_<

Heck replace that with woman/insert race/insert person here

and all of a sudden its hatred! Who'd da thunk? 

Modifié par Ryzaki, 12 mars 2010 - 06:05 .

[tripehound1]

diskoh wrote...

tripehound1 wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

So in the end it all boils down to genetics again?

Damnit.

If it is genetic, won't homosexuality breed itself out? (EV-A-LOO-SHUN) so you shouldn't hate gay people! they're endangered! we need a breeding program here people!

I am now pro gay/anti lesbian. that way I get all t3h ch1x!!!

NEWSFLASH: Lots of gay people have children.

Just look at Republican Senator Ashburn who has a family and kids and just came out after being busted leaving a gay bar.

Having the genetics to be gay doesn't mean that 1) you realize it or 2) accept it.

thought it was implied but just for you: /sarcasm lol

on this topic have you heard about how the church used to force homosexuals to fight it: settle down, have kids then it turned out it may be genetic and they were like "oh... oops..." lol

[Varenus Luckmann]

JustAnotherVoice wrote...

Varenus Luckmann wrote...

LOST SPARTANJLC wrote...
You can't stop someone from wanting to hate.As much as I don't like the way a gay person is I don't hate them.

I agree. I may find them despicable, reprehensible, revolting, diseased, genetically deficient, inferior, disgusting, unnatural, immoral or deviant - but I don't hate them.

Because "hate" is too strong a term, right? <_<

"Hate" implies murderous rage. I'm thinking more of a "solemn disdain".

[diskoh]

Ryzaki wrote...

I always find it amusing how so many anti-gay people in congress are outed. Its hysterical.

Yet homophobes continue to shrug it off when you point out the data that they tend to be gay in greater numbers than non-homophobes.

Denial can be a powerful thing.

[thegreateski]

In the interest of humour, the original intent of this thread, I will now post a breif stint from a book I have been reading.

"In my former life as a marketing database analyst, I had a coworker who used an exclamation point with every sentence. He sounded like he was on meth! No one liked the guy! Probably not coincidentally, he did the least work in the group!
One day we felt bad for the guy because he had some genuinely tragic news: his grandfather passed away. We comforted him. We felt for him. He E-mailed the larger group (fifty-plus colleagues) to tell them that he'd be out of the office to attend services.
Guess how he started the e-mail?
'Hi All: My grandpa passed away! I'll be out of the office for the funeral!'"

Modifié par thegreateski, 12 mars 2010 - 06:10 .

[Ryzaki]

diskoh wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

I always find it amusing how so many anti-gay people in congress are outed. Its hysterical.

Yet homophobes continue to shrug it off when you point out the data that they tend to be gay in greater numbers than non-homophobes.

Denial can be a powerful thing.

Lulz. Why people can't live and let live I'll never understand. As long as no one is being hurt by their actions I could care less what someone does in the privacy of their own home. (Then again I'm against PDA in general no matter who does it. I don't want to see two men make out or two woman any more than a woman and a man. And frankly it disgusts and revolts me when any couple decides to play tonsil hockey where I can see them.)

Holding hands annoys me too...as does that stupid kissing on the cheek and giggling. Apparently because it makes me uncomfortable it should be banned.

Oh noes.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 12 mars 2010 - 06:09 .

[diskoh]

tripehound1 wrote...

thought it was implied but just for you: /sarcasm lol

In this thread it's getting pretty hard to tell

[LOST SPARTANJLC]

Ryzaki ,





Most probably have been gay for awhile , and I think they always assume they were just having a tough time.I think it was him that he got divorced and his wife left him with the kids.I only assume that not having to fulfill a role , he went back to what he had always wanted to be.



I think most don't say anything because they don't want an uphill battle trying to get elected , it's easier to think and be straight be elected.

[Varenus Luckmann]

diskoh wrote...
Yet homophobes continue to shrug it off when you point out the data that they tend to be gay in greater numbers than non-homophobes.

Denial can be a powerful thing.

I'd like to see some solid data on that, because as far as I'm aware, that's some kind of gay-circle urban legend that keeps being repeated as fact. I'd also like a solid definition of "homophobe" for the purpose of establishing said data.

[Inquisitor Recon]

diskoh wrote...
Yet homophobes continue to shrug it off when you point out the data that they tend to be gay in greater numbers than non-homophobes.

Denial can be a powerful thing.

Considering homophobia is an invented and nonexistent condition, this makes no sense whatsoever.

Maybe it is real phobia in some cases, but not the vast majority of people who get labelled as homophobes by indoctrinated college students merely for thinking homosexuality is wrong.

[Kahlmulandr]

Bleh ten pages of posts....

[Ryzaki]

LOST SPARTANJLC wrote...

Ryzaki ,


Most probably have been gay for awhile , and I think they always assume they were just having a tough time.I think it was him that he got divorced and his wife left him with the kids.I only assume that not having to fulfill a role , he went back to what he had always wanted to be.

I think most don't say anything because they don't want an uphill battle trying to get elected , it's easier to think and be straight be elected.

Uh its one thing to hide your gay. Its another to pass anti-gay laws and pretty much be all "gays shouldn't have x rights!" and be on the DL. I'm talking about number 2.

[Chakku Sama]

No matter what the case is, this option for same sex romance is up to Bioware, I mean sure it was in ME1, femshep and Liara, And I'm sure some guys liked that,

[diskoh]

Varenus Luckmann wrote...

diskoh wrote...
Yet homophobes continue to shrug it off when you point out the data that they tend to be gay in greater numbers than non-homophobes.

Denial can be a powerful thing.

I'd like to see some solid data on that, because as far as I'm aware, that's some kind of gay-circle urban legend that keeps being repeated as fact. I'd also like a solid definition of "homophobe" for the purpose of establishing said data.

Then look it up, I'm not going to google it for you. It's been posted here before. There have been years upon years of studies that have shown that people who proclaim to dislike gayness the most are arroused at images of gay sex more than non-homophobes.

[Massadonious1]

Kahlmulandr wrote...

Bleh ten pages of posts....

More than that, there's one in every forum.