Mourne said: "BoG said: "I don't ever want to be invited to a gay wedding, because I don't ever want to see two guys kiss, you know, "you may know kiss the groom". I saw some guys kiss when I was on the train yesterday, and some fat girl was giggling and staring, and the two things combined were just icky. So, in order for this to happen, I either have to be really mean to gays, or not want them to marry so I can't be invited to their weddings. I do have some gay friends, so the mean option is eliminated.
Ok, enough with that. I don't like homosexuality, I think it is disgusting, and I'd rather never hear about it again. But they are here, they are queer, and we need to get used to it. I say America does it on the state by state basis as is already happening. At the very least, let them visit their partner in the hospital and give them survivalship rights already. Like I said, it is totally grody, but it's not as if not allowing them to marry will un-gay them. So, whatever.
I apologise for being in a very un-serious mood right now."
What a narcissistic response. The intumescent nature of that post sickens me, truthfully.
Get over yourself. Just because you deem homosexuality "disgusting" does not entitle you to subject us to your primitive perspective of others. I have a number of gay friends, and I can safely say that none are as prejudice or intolerant toward others as what I've read from you.
Your post is complete, incessant bigotry at its most foul. I'm almost entirely convinced it's seated within your religious tastes as well, which makes it all the more frightening. To think that people are so judgmental in this day and age is truly an insult to our species.
To be completely honest: Moderator or not, you--and those like you--are truly the antithesis of intelligence, and I feel no remorse by hoping any potential offspring you bring to the world are free of your views... and perhaps, as one last slight, are homosexual. Perhaps then you will learn something about humility.
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I guess my apology for my mood wasn't effective. I completely deserved that, every word of it. I apologise for the post, because I should have known better then to post it.
As I said in the post, I have gay friends as well. All of them are great people, who I have been friends with for a long time. As you said, none of them have prejudice or intolerance at all. I'd say they've been tempered throughout life to be free of such feelings, as they are so often the victims of it.
You are correct to think it is seated in my religious beliefs, as it honestly is. I'm a mormon, and I'm sure most every knows that the religion does not condone homosexual marriage. We're taught not taught to be bigots, however, so I should be ashamed of what I said.
I am a bit offended that you called me unintelligent, though, once again, I did deserve it for posting about a sensitive subject in a manner that lacks all sensitivity. I've actually thought about what I would do if one of my children was gay quite extensively, and I've concluded that I would have no choice but to show them as much love and support as possible. If I were the type of person who would toss their own child on the streets simply for being honest to themselves and honest to their parents, I don't think I would deserve children. If I were the type of person to deny another their right to love, I don't think I deserve to love.
Thank you for calling me out on this issue.
Oh, and Solid_SnakeXx said he was against their adoption of kids, to which adam_grif responded "Why? Are afraid of "the gay" rubbing off?"
I actually did some research not long ago, and a study was done on this. I don't think it had been replicated, so the results are 100% yet, but I did find a study that concluded that children were less likely to be homosexual when raised by homosexual parents. If I can find the source, I'll post it.
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