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Koloth I travel the river of blood True Addiction total posts: 18978 since: Nov 2002	Feb 23, 07 at 4:50am ^ Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	Log in to remove this sponsored message [Previous Thread] So I got around to it fairly quickly. ------------------- Education Forum\|Books & Literature My Brute
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Justin Time For Peace & Donuts Neo or Bust since: Jul 2005	Feb 23, 07 at 9:46pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote Its obvious enough that the Bible condones homosexuality. I don't see why we are wasting time. Let them believe what they want, but also let them know that laws are not passed just because religion (in most developed countries), they have to have a secular way of being injurious to society, and homosexuality isn't. So if you guys want to keep debating whether homosexuality is wrong, well there is no secular reason for it to be wrong but religion says it is, so I think this battle truly belongs in the Religion thread. But oh well thats just me thinking out loud. Does zero tolerance mean anything to you guys, just wondering... ------------------- Awaiting Moderation
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Koloth I travel the river of blood True Addiction total posts: 18978 since: Nov 2002	Feb 24, 07 at 12:14am ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	Alright lets get back on topic. And in the future please just report any posts clearly in violations of the rules. Don't respond to them in any way. You just make my job more difficult. I'm just glad to came on when I did. I swear I have never seen the mod que such a mess. ------------------- Education Forum\|Books & Literature My Brute
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Boontz_Lottie Hooked on Neo since: Jan 2004	Mar 02, 07 at 12:33pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	To anyone who thinks that it's fun to pick on gay people: I don't care if you're against homosexuals. You're entitled to your opinion. I don't give a bleep. Just don't tell me that my orientation is wrong, disgusting, or the like. It hurts. It really does. I can't go a day at school where I don't get abuse, from people deliberately giong out of their way to inconvience me (e.g. pushing me away from my friends when I'm taking to them) to people shouting actual slurs at me (e.g. 10:54am this morning : "bleepin pussy licker! Go eat some bleep!"). I can't even walk into a bleeping Burger King to get minimum wage food without experiencing harrassment. A certain group will go out to my table and interrogate us: Are you a lesbian? (Duh, otherwise you wouldn't be asking). Eventually, they pushed us so far that we ended out really letting them have it, yelling and swearing, and then I really cracked and bashed the shit out of one of them. Now I am under threat from their gang if I go anywhere near them, which sucks for me because often they come looking for us. I can't go to Burger King anymore because I smashed that little bleeper there. I am awaiting a phone call any day from the police to say that I'm being charged with assault or something. If you have ever abused, not only at a gay person, but anyone different to you, whether it be race, sex, religion, whatever, try stepping back and swallowing your pretentious bleeping pride because I am sick of this shit.
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Neras Neoholic since: Aug 2001	Mar 02, 07 at 12:40pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	Whereabouts do you live? I'm from England and, generally, it tends not to be a huge problem here anymore. While I'm not gay myself, my best mate is so I've had experience with people insulting, or at times even trying to attack, him. I don't get it, does insulting my gay friend(s) make them feel better about themselves? I've unfortunately had to defend my mate from some guy who thought he was being tough by getting aggressive towards him. Wasn't so tough when he realised he'd have to get through somebody his own size first. People are cowards and they insult you and are aggressive towards you because they don't understand you. And unfortunately, most people fear what they don't understand.
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Mitch Resident Neo since: Jan 2007	Mar 02, 07 at 7:34pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	Well my best friend in high school came out near the end of year 10 (2 years before leaving), and the kind of abuse he had to put up with was just, well appalling. If it wasn't insults it was dirty looks, even attacking him on occasions. I was his best friend at the time but I felt slightly cautious and not the same around him, not for the fact that he might 'try' something but because of the fact that I thought I knew him. Obviously not. Well in the GCSE years it's tough enough with revision and work but with all the shit he had to take I just decided to be his friend. Although I would try and avoid him in school so I wouldn't get abused aswell as him. He moved away after that year in the middle of his GCSE year and I can't help but feel it was partly my fault for not supporting him fully when he needed me, things have never been the same since.
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Boontz_Lottie Hooked on Neo since: Jan 2004	Mar 03, 07 at 10:31am ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	I live in a very conservative town in Australia (we don't even have Sunday trading, how's that for tightarse?). I can't wait until I can move to a bigger city, because I'm sick of being known as The Lesbian.
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Neras Neoholic since: Aug 2001	Mar 03, 07 at 2:06pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote RedThunder Although I would try and avoid him in school so I wouldn't get abused aswell as him. Being a friend is about being there when you're needed most... Sorry to hear that Boontz_Lottie. Hopefully when you move away you'll find that people are a bit more open.
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Final Fantasy Angel Still Seekin' total posts: 3501 since: Aug 2006	Mar 03, 07 at 3:19pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote Devilchild People are cowards and they insult you and are aggressive towards you because they don't understand you. And unfortunately, most people fear what they don't understand. That is so true, fear is a friend who's misunderstood. I don't understand why people have to be so cruel to other people. It doesn't matter what lifestyle we lead, it's a matter of who the person is inside. I think gay people make the best friends. I love them to death. I don't care if they're gay or not. It's the person you like, their lifestyle shouldn't matter. It's just wrong to judge people based on the life they lead with the exception of them being drug addicts or something terrible like that.
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Menkoy Ladies Man Neo or Bust total posts: 7109 since: Aug 2006	Mar 03, 07 at 8:24pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	I couldn't stand ANY alternate lifestyle now. If I had to change lives and change my sex preference, where I live, how advanced in technology some strange culture is, I'd go mad. I just don't know how they do it. -------------------
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Sereph Neoholic since: Sep 2006	Mar 03, 07 at 8:35pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote Menkoy I couldn't stand ANY alternate lifestyle now. If I had to change lives and change my sex preference, where I live, how advanced in technology some strange culture is, I'd go mad. I just don't know how they do it. How who does it? I think you're saying that gay people choose their lifestyle, and the answer is no, we don't. It's an inborn genetic marker, not a preference of Cola vs. Pepsi like that.
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halomessenger322 true seeker total posts: 1025 since: May 2006	Mar 03, 07 at 8:46pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote Sereph quote Menkoy I couldn't stand ANY alternate lifestyle now. If I had to change lives and change my sex preference, where I live, how advanced in technology some strange culture is, I'd go mad. I just don't know how they do it. How who does it? I think you're saying that gay people choose their lifestyle, and the answer is no, we don't. It's an inborn genetic marker, not a preference of Cola vs. Pepsi like that. Like a disease of the mind or something?
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Sereph Neoholic since: Sep 2006	Mar 03, 07 at 9:01pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote halomessenger322 quote Sereph quote Menkoy I couldn't stand ANY alternate lifestyle now. If I had to change lives and change my sex preference, where I live, how advanced in technology some strange culture is, I'd go mad. I just don't know how they do it. How who does it? I think you're saying that gay people choose their lifestyle, and the answer is no, we don't. It's an inborn genetic marker, not a preference of Cola vs. Pepsi like that. Like a disease of the mind or something? What in Lord's name are you talking about? It's been discovered by neurologists that homosexuals have a part of their brain that is inherently differently wired than heterosexuals. (Source coming for this later, I'm about to head out for tonight.)
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Mitch Resident Neo since: Jan 2007	Mar 03, 07 at 10:54pm ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote Being a friend is about being there when you're needed most... That's exactly why I felt such an insensitive imbecile. Avoiding him in his hour of need. I was a truly bad friend...
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Harman s-e-e-k-e-r since: Jun 2005	Mar 04, 07 at 3:20am ^ re: Homosexuality & other Alt. Lifestyles 10
	quote Boontz_Lottie I live in a very conservative town in Australia (we don't even have Sunday trading, how's that for tightarse?). I can't wait until I can move to a bigger city, because I'm sick of being known as The Lesbian. Your story is sad; it's bad to live in a small town on such occasions as this. All i can do is recommend you carry around some sort of protection. Pepper spray? Small Knife? Gun? That's what i'd do anyway; at least the lesbian thing will go; and you'll be known as the 1 with the gun
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