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Re: Terms and Conditions Question
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Sun, 23 May 1999 17:04:34 GMT
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Ed Jones wrote:
> In lugnet.off-topic.debate, John Neal writes:
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> > Well, isn't that the crux of the dilemma, that they are not *just* like us?
> > Here's my .02, for what it's worth. I don't care if someone is homosexual,
> > I don't *want* to know. So why do gays (some) have to *flaunt* it? PDA,
> > rainbows on cars, why can't they just keep it to themselves? I don't mean
> > in the closet, just out of my face (in public). PDA among hetereos is
> > offensive, too. Is that asking too much?
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> As in, fine as long as they don't live on my block?
How would I know? Why would I care?
> And what stickers are on your car?
None.
> Flaunting has a purpose, the more public homosexuals are about their
> homosexuality, the more people realize that homosexuals are everywhere. And
> that homosexuals are not that different from themselves. Homosexuals have the
> same goals in life as everyone else: love, acceptance, job security, a home
> and a family.
I understand that homosexuals have the same goals as everyone else, etc. I
agree.[1] They should be happy just being treated like everyone else. By
flaunting their sexual preference (which is a private matter IMO), *they* are
setting themselves apart and asking to be considered differently. Same with "gay
rights" activists. There are no "rights" based on sexual preference.[2] I
don't care how many gays are out there-- IT'S NONE OF MY BUSINESS. So why *make*
it my business of knowing? I think a lot (not all) of intolerance against gays
is brought on by themselves. Here's the deal. You like the same sex? BFD
There is a lot more to life [3] than sex. So why make such a big deal about it?
[1] I think some gays think they can find those things *through* their sexuality
(hetereos, too) and I think it's erroneous, but that's another topic.
[2] Discrimination is another topic which I would leave to the Libertarians, but
I would guess that, in the private sector, the LP would hold that I can do
anything I want with my business that I please.
[3] If there isn't more to life for someone other than that which revolves around
sex, they are leading a sad life, IMHO
-John
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| (...) Not at all, they are just attempting to make the world aware that homosexauls do exist and that they are not that different than anyone else. They are not asking to be treated differnlty, Excalty they opposite, they have historically been (...) (25 years ago, 23-May-99, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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| (...) First (...) I will assume you are talking about Leviticus 18:22, yes? Tell me, do wear cotton/poly blend t-shirts? How well do you keep Kosher? How about hair cuts? Do you trim your beard? Leviticus 19:19, 19:26, and 19:27, respectively. All (...) (25 years ago, 19-May-99, to lugnet.off-topic.debate)
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