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Daily Poll 130: How do you view homosexuality?
People have been swinging on way or the other for thousands of years. Gay sex has been depicted on ancient Greek pottery so it’s hardly a new phenomenon. I’ve never been religious so homosexuality and gay marriage are things that I’m completely ok with. I’m not ok with the alphabet mafia forcing their way of life onto children and the average person just so they can try and get gold in the oppression olympics. Just my two cents on the matter what are yours? Also don’t forget to vote on the poll!
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Ultimately, they are an affront to nature. I think they had it right when it was considered a mental disorder.
I don’t consider them worthy of hatred or disdain, just as I would not do for someone who is schizophrenic. And they are certainly entitled to live freely so long as they are not agreeing upon anyone else, no different than any other person
But the alphabet mafia, or whomever is pulling their strings, is literally evil.
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People are attracted to who they are attracted to. Most of the time it comes from child abuse or an abusive hetero relationship. I’m also not religious but having gay parents will guarantee fuck up children. I used to think it could work but with the Dave Rubin surrogate baby my friend’s convinced me how harmful it is. So I don’t mind gay people living gayly but forcing society and children to think it is normal is stupid.
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They’re just one more group of people who’ve been used as a tool by politicians and have leaned into authoritarian tactics of getting themselves “accepted” in society. I really don’t care who anyone is attracted to, as long as everyone is (and is capable of) consenting. I think it’s really unfortunate that being gay has become an entire personality that people can adopt, and the gayer they act, the more they can cry victim whenever they don’t get their way. It makes it damn near impossible to have any kind of real friendship or open conversations with non-straight folks.
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Not long ago I would have rolled my eyes when someone said that making sexual issues a public matter was a slippery slope to all kinds of bad things; I would say it was a logical fallacy. I was wrong. The slope seems to be very real.
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