Thursday, November 18, 2010

Does the glbt community hate free speech?


"Anti-gay," "homophobe," "bigot," "intolerant," "hate speech," "heterosexist,"... If you took these six words away from homofascists, they couldn't speak at all! Entire arguments have been boiled down to single words in the past twenty years of American culture, and these six words are like the bullets in a revolver in an old-school-style, gay western. And a homofascist, is the gun-slinger in that movie, walking around town looking for a gunfight.

Cultures from around the World are noticing this attack on free speech by some in the glbt community. "...The attacks on freedom of thought start with language," he wrote. "those who do not resign themselves to accept 'homophilia' ... are charged with 'homophobia'."

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11 comments:

  1. Jesus isn't real haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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  2. I agree with free speech but I also agree on equal rights. This isn't about homosexuals, same-sex marriage or personal thoughts this is about what's right. It should be possible to let others do as they please freely. We live in America. I know you're trying to address people that it should be OK to discuss both sides of a story without any kind of punishment to the other party. So as long as you don't hate on homosexuals or think it's wrong for them to marry, you will be OK. It's ok to think some things are wrong but to interfere with what's right will make you look not right.

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  3. But gays DO have the same marriage rights that I do; to be married to one person of the opposite sex. How is that NOT marriage equality? The glbt community wants to CHANGE the definition of marriage, but they won't just come out and say that because it would take away the "oppression" angle that they have been banking on for so long.

    The one-man-one-woman definition of marriage is directly from Jesus Christ himself in Matthew 19:4-6. The glbt community isn't fighting against the misperceptions of humanity like the African-American community had to, the glbt community is fighting against the will/laws of God.

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  4. To say that everyone has equal rights now -- that we can all marry someone of the opposite sex -- is reductive and degrading. Straight men and women have the right to marry whom they love. (Most) gay men and women do not (with the exception of several states' worth and several foreign countries' worth). This is inherently unfair.

    Also, Biblical arguments against homosexuality are pretty much undermined by the fact that almost everyone who employs these arguments so blatantly disregard other Biblical passages. (I mean seriously, does ANYONE follow all the prohibitions in Leviticus? And if not, please don't single out the gays!)

    Also, hello, we don't live under a Biblical government, we live under a secular government. Ergo, Biblical arguments should have no influence over civil marriage laws.

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  5. It's "reductive and degrading" to state what Jesus Christ himself said about marriage in the NEW testament? Like I told Brian J.P., you're fighting God, not humanity's "homophobia."

    When you chose to have a romantic, sexual relationship with another female, you signed up for the disadvantages that came with that decision. "Ergo," no matrimo, when you go, homo.

    All of humanity's laws, even those of secular governments, can be traced back to God's ten commandments. Laws that deter people from killing, raping, battering, or robbing you, come from God. As does the one-man-one-woman definition of marriage. In my culture, it's perfectly okay to punch someone in the mouth for insulting you, but it is against the law in my country to do so, so I must restrain myself or answer to the police. So almost everyone has some part of the law that cramps their style. The polygamists that live in my country weren't able to redefine marriage, why should the glbt community get to? That would be inherently unfair.

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  6. @mantronikk What I know is simple. What's best will achieve. We are not fighting God. We are fighting our laws. Actually changing them. Religion can't stop or do anything about anything. It's the people who have the power. Somehow what is right ends up in people's head. I do have the right to marry a woman but I don't want to marry one. In the future I would want to marry to a guy. Whether you like it or not you can't do much about it. It's not about homophobia, it's about people not understanding. Gladly, there are states that allow same-sex marriage. We are not a threat. Actually, it's those who marry for the hell of it. But that's not my problem. That's a individual problem. 50% of marriages end up in a divorce. Admit it your beliefs are clouding your intelligence. Also admit that your religion is dying. There are countries who are in favor of same sex marriage. It's not about finding yourself, it's about creating yourself. I choose what I want. God is all powerful and I don't think my being will offend this great spirit.

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  7. Actually, nowadays, 70% of marriages last until death according to the latest census. Also, the fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom. You're suffering from a condition that is described in the Bible as "the decietfulness of sin." If you think that God is okay with homosexuality, you're in for a big surprise unless you find out who God really is.

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  8. Yeah and that goes to everyone... If we really thought God existed the church would still be in power. 70%? 30% is still a big number... If I was suffering from a condition I would be praying to God... Even though sometimes He has a way of ignoring people. What's your idea of God? What's any ones idea of God? We don't know God.You might have a connection with Him but that's the thing. When I was little boy I thought my parents were perfect. Now I know everyone has issues. I think we see God a perfect nice being or spirit. What about if He is something that we never thought He would? The things with religious people is that they don't leave others to believe in whatever they want. I rather try out every religion out there before I become Christian... Than again my family is Catholic. God is ok with homosexuality because he has better things to worry about. I guess we will find out when we die. For now this is my life... my choices. God knows everything and He knows what goes around my head. He has my destiny already planned. If it means being gay then I guess that's the way it is.

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  9. http://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Romans%201:25-28&version=NIV

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  10. People seem to forget that never in the history of the world has there been official state recondition of "homosexual Marriage"! The impetus for change is coming from homosexuals!

    And the homosexual are persecuting those who don't want to change what marriage is.

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