Began a debate with a lesbian

[tyson]

I engaged with an obvious lesbian about why “brokeback mountain” didnt win best picture. I basically told her that even though the passion the the Christ didnt win best picture either, she didnt see all the christians griping and complaining about it. Take a look at what she had to say…

“Ah, the real stuff finally comes out of Woodson’s woodpile - a Passion of Christ fan - ironically, a film that was laughed at all over gay-dom for its orgy of homoerotic sado-masochism.
It’s always the ones protesting the most that you have to watch. Enjoyed it, did you, Woodson?”

Sad isnt it…

 

[Forest-Pine]

Sounds to me like this woman sees “gay-dom” everywhere she looks in an attempt to normalize it and scoff at “traditional” beliefs and practices. Sad, indeed.

 

[Cherub]

I agree that it is sad, but it’s also hilarious in so many ways. Don’t these rabidly homosexual activist types realize that “ironically, the entire ‘gay agenda’ is laughed at all over Christendom for its heterophobic subtitles and inability to exist outside of the strictly controlled environment known as ‘gaydom’”?

 

[vern_humphrey]

Why debate with such a person? It’s pretty well proven that you can’t change them – and until they change, they are impervious to logic or the teachings of the Church.

 

[Wiedererwachen]

Hey, I think the best thing to do is to pray for her. I often find that prayer is one of the best ways to change people and sometimes the change comes for you rather than them. Maybe through your prayer for her she will become more open. And besides maybe you want to tell her that “if gays are suppose to be the ones that are persecuted and they are so much more open, then why do they persecute us back.” or you could ask her what she thinks about the message she is sending to Christian people when she talks in such a way, which proves that maybe gays are less open than they want us to be. Is she sending a good message about the lesbian person? Probably not when she persecutes Christians. Don’t you think that if they want us to be open, they should start with being open themselves.

I hope some of that helps or at least makes sense.