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Making your point? I’ve explicitly agreed with your position several times! How many more times do I need to state that I also find it offensive when people flaunt their sexuality in my face? The pictures I’ve seen of gay parades often gross me out.I feel like I’m talking in circles and that you keep making my point but don’t really answer from the other side of things.
What you’re failing to see here is that I’m actually in the middle of this issue. No matter how much you want me to lump me in with the “gay agenda” I sympathize with both sides. I’m viewing it as an outsider. I have my own goals and motivations. My individual position is that I’m trying to get you to see the other side of the debate, and I’m failing to get through. Perhaps the reason I’m failing is because I’m not coming from the “gay agenda” side of the debate and I don’t know their arguments well.
Does it make sense to you that if they stay “in the closet” that no one other than those with whom they wish to share their private lives would even KNOW they are homosexual and thus have an opportunity to persecute or demean them?
… In no way do I support or agree with anyone who bullies or persecutes someone.
Relationships are public. Marriage is public.… It’s only when the agenda is in our face so to speak that we react.
When you demand that lesbians "stay in the closet, you are actually agreeing with and supporting the persecution of lesbians. You are requiring of them that they not have public relationships.
You’ve also made false generalizations about gays which you haven’t shown any remorse for. Remember the comment that gays are “literally” shoving their agenda down your throat? Don’t you realize that you’re exaggerating?
You might be forgetting that the Catholic taboo on homosexuality is centuries old. Your victimhood pales in comparison to what gays have to go through when a core part of their identity is branded as being “perverse.” Imagine being a gay child, hearing that, and condemning yourself for it. It’s no wonder so many gay teens commit suicide. The wonder is why those responsible for placing the seeds of self-hate feel no remorse.
I’m assuming that you’re not gay because I think that if you were, you might feel differently. Especially if you were an effeminate boy in high school getting beat up daily for your appearance.Since I have a lot of experience with homosexuals I feel I can usually identify them upon some kind of personal interaction. But I suspect most people neither notice or care.
I’m not sure how homosexuals hiding themselves from public view is a win for them - unless one were blaming the victim for the crimes committed against her.DADT sounds pretty much a win win. Tell me why I’m wrong here?
I understand condemning the sin of sodomy. That taboo is clearly an ancient tradition. But I don’t understand why loving, public relationships between lesbians would be condemned.