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Originally Posted by Ferd
OPII, thank you for playing. It is especially nice to hear from you.
Lets be very clear about some things.
I have never once said unkind things about gay people. I have repeatedly stated that there is no constitutional way America can justify the unequal treatment under the law that exists currently (or at least before DOMA was struck down).
I have worked for gay bosses, I have eaten meals with gay people, I actually lived in a house with a couple of gay guys back in my navy days without ever thinking one bad thought about them being gay.
gay people are not in any way an issue. The issue is the MOVEMENT. Go back and re-read my post. I said the gay movement have become bullies. and Bullies cause me to bow up a bit. That is a fact. there are more than a few out there with whom I have had contact. They will tell you that win or lose, I dont generally back down.
I did not avocate beating up gay people. I am at a point of standing up and getting very vocal in opposition to the very real threats being issued by those leading this "movement".
As for me being a coward, lets let the folks here judge between me and thee.... ive been around for a while and this aint my first rodeo.
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Seniority means nothing. "Years should have taught you wisdom", Elihu told the four complaining idiots in
Job 32.
You hide behind two convenient distractions.....one, "Oh, I didn't actually SAY we should beat them up"; and two, "I have gay friends."
Please.
Threats by the "gay movement"? There are very few gay people who don't live every single day, dealing with issues like fear, anxiety, intimidation, mockery, bigotry, depression, suicidal tendencies, and hate.
The only response society should have to the "gay movement" is to fall on our collective knees and beg forgiveness.
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