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Tolerance is BS! The most intolerant people in the world are the people who used to be called Vikings, now known as fairy nice guys. Their version of tolerance was to kill anyone who did not look or think like they did, consequently we have a nation of look alike blond haired tall people who are fairy nice. Don't get in their way, even today.
People are not built to be tolerant of people that are not like themselves. A very good reason is that people kill people who are not like themselves more than they kill people who are like them. So if you like tolerance, you are setting yourself up to be killed or to kill. Why? Because tolerance is code for INtolerance. |
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Trek, Do you think they choose to be gay as children or later as adults? Where do you think all those gay kids come from? |
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What's the SP episode about?SmileWavy |
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like for instance, that the bible is 100% correct, despite the many blatant contradictions, and verifiable different versions of facts within said bible |
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"It's absolutely a chosen behaivior. "
Then, do heterosexuals choose to be straight? If so, at what age, 4, 10, 18? This sounds silly. IMHO, you are or you're not. Why would anyone choose to be ostracized, threatened, berated, criticized, beaten, marginalized, shamed, outcast or demeaned, especially while growing up, and perhaps with unsupportive parents, relatives and friends? If it were a choice, one would act "normal" in the formative years and bypass all the childhood nastiness, wait until the coast is clear (Gay Day) and save a bunch on the therapy sessions. To some, that's the process of becoming gay. Sherwood |
Its NOT Gay, its QUEER!
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I do everything like that, if there is a bar with poor service or I get treated badly (that doesn't happen very often) I choose not to spend my money there, same with shops with poor business ethics. When I was screwed by UPS, I did much more that just whine about it,, I called, sent letters with the proof to the entire BODs, called more, before I publicly started raising cane & added the note to my sig, yet was ignored and out a few grand because the F-up:mad: I have never been a believer in standing in a protest line, my time is too valuable for that type of crap, and am more likely to counter protest:p I have said it before, I have no problem with what people do in their own homes, but don't try & make everyone accept it as normal, hell, I avoid going into churches out of fear of being struck by lightning for how I live, and don't try & make my business everyone else's, and have more that once spoken out against churches at town meeting when trying to force their beliefs on every (drinking laws, gambling, strip clubs, ect) |
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Answers: 1). I felt the need to avoid those areas because my kids were 2 and 4 years old at the time and I really didn't think that exposing them to the flaming gay lifestyle at this point in their lives was needed. Silly me. 2). Yes, I expected a word from Disney about the event. Nothing derogatory, simply "Sir, just so you are aware, there has traditionally been a gathering of the homosexual community here at DisneyWorld on those dates." Then I could make my own decision about whether to go to that event or not. 3). I agree that there are homosexual, heterosexual, bisexual, trisexual and quadrasexual people out there who aim to be shocking. Newsflash, I would not want to go to Disney if there was an unofficial porn star convention either. 4). The last comment is the one I like the best. Why are the ones who encourage tolerance always the same ones who suggest that people who happen to have a stricter set of morals then they do go hide somewhere like Branson or just stay home? How tolerant of you... |
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Somehow I knew you would say that...
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What sir, do you know of my morals? You were speaking directly to me. You are vainly or smugly or self-rightously (take your pick) convinced that you have a stricter set than I do. What do you base that insubstantial statement on? I've not told you to be tolerant at all, have I? That was given as heart felt advice. Take it or not. My point was "if society scares you so badly then you need to stay out of the deep water". Go only to religiously sponsored events, send your kids to private religious schools only. Turn off the TV, whatever...Just realize the possible results with that kind of repression and isolation. You are only creating future ridicule for your children.:( |
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I am honestly convinced that your actions would have been no different even if your children were not present. Is that a result of fear, or disgust or what? |
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You could have done what Byron would have done. Not go in the first place due to your moral convictions instead of complaining about it after the fact and thinking that Disney owed you something.
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Wow, you spent a lot of time on that. Lemme see if I can 'splain it for you.
First, yes, my 2 and 4 year olds would have certainly asked a number of questions if we encountered two men making out in front of Peter Pan's Ride. Am I afraid of those men? No. Certainly not. However, I think there is a certain time and place to introduce children to things in the world. I also would not sit with my kids while they showed footage of war casualties on television. Nor would I sit with my kids and put on a porn flick. I also would not sit with my kids and watch an R rated movie. I think that kids should reach a certain level of maturity before they are exposed to certain material. You may disagree, that's ok...they aren't your kids. As far as your morals, I was simply referring to the fact that you apparently think it is ok for kids under the age of 5 to witness homosexual make out fests. I personally don't think that is ok. So, your morals are a bit looser than mine on that subject. Capiche? Lastly...thinking they were Disney characters? Are you serious? Yeah, I can see it now... "Look mommy, there's Goofy and Mickey and Donald! Oh, look, there's the dwarves. I see Grumpy, Dopey, Humpey, Flamey and Queenie!" :rolleyes: Lastly, I still don't get your idea of just staying home or going to Branson or whatever stereotype you are talking about. Would it be ok with you if I said the same to the gay people? Hey, you don't like my world, then stay home. Seems pretty intolerant to me... |
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