Robert Prey
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Are you sure about that? Statistically speaking, the chances are fairly good that somebody you know well is a closeted homosexual.
Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
Are you sure about that? Statistically speaking, the chances are fairly good that somebody you know well is a closeted homosexual.
I understand. In your world they would sit at the back of the bus and drink from separate fountains. Have you thought of moving to Iran? They hang homosexuals there.
How can you say I'm wrong and prove me right so succinctly in a single post?
Revulsion is disgust. It is loathing. It is hatred. You make a distinction without a difference. Look it up.
In your own words, you admit your hatred of gays at the same time you deny it.
God hates the sin but loves the sinner. Get the difference??? Nah!
Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
And yet they won't, in increasing numbers, ever again. Time marches on.Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
It seems to me that your only complaint is that some gays are comfortable and happy to live life how they were made. One must wonder why you would be so jealous of that freedom. Assuming you are heterosexual, that is.Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
So long as they are far away from you. Right? You are not convincing since you would deny them the same benefits as heterosexuals. That's hardly libertarian.Not at all. In my libertarian would they can do pretty much what they want...
Libertarian? I don't think you know the meaning of that word.Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
How is this any different than hate?Yeah, and that's just where they should stay -- in the closet.
Aside from being fiction, I don't really see you "loving the sinner". You feel revulsion for gays. You want them to hide who they are and be treated like second-class citizens. What part of that is "love the sinner"?God hates the sin but loves the sinner. Get the difference??? Nah!
Libertarian? I don't think you know the meaning of that word.
The government should stay out of individuals' lives! Unless it has to do with sex or marriage.
I spell it with a small "l" dude. Left the party years ago, in part over their embrace of so-called "social" issues like abortion and homosexual marriage.
Sorry that doesn't begin to answer the question. I was small "l" libertarian for nearly a decade. My point stands. Being opposed to the rights of others is anything but libertarian, dude.I spell it with a small "l" dude.
A right you hold for yourself and deny others is not a right but a privilege. A person who claims that he believes in the rights of others but works to deny them those rights is intellectually dishonest.I spell it with a small "l" dude. Left the party years ago, in part over their embrace of so-called "social" issues like abortion and homosexual marriage.
Haha. I love libertarians that oppose abortion. Just illustrates how intellectually bankrupt they are.
Never ascribe to malice that which can easily be explained by stupidity.A right you hold for yourself and deny others is not a right but a privilege. A person who claims that he believes in the rights of others but works to deny them those rights is intellectually dishonest.
God hates the sin but loves the sinner. Get the difference??? Nah!