BF2S Forums Are ALL opponents of gay marriage closet gays?

Ticia wrote:

Turquoise wrote:

Ticia wrote:

Why would a filthy rich politician who hires illegal immigrants ask for all mexicans to be deported?
They all have glass houses but if you are elected on ideas that are not your own, well own up to that. I don't ask for the ones in power to lead perfect lives, i just want them to do as i say when i voted for them.

And there are a good amount of gays who are against gay marriage,i don't think they need therapy just a good shove.

If you have someone who is extremely hypocritical in office, that usually implies they are doing a lot of things behind closed doors that are against your interests as a voter.

In effect, Ashburn showed he has no sense of shame.  When someone shameless is in power, that's a very very dangerous thing.

I'm sorry i thought you were american you would be familiar with it by now. My bad.

Hypocrites are not exclusive to America, and honestly, I don't think they're anymore common here than in most developed countries.

Last edited by Turquoise (2010-03-10 19:03:07)

Stingray24 wrote:

This opponent only likes teh ladies mmmkay.

obviously a bastion of repressed homosexuality

Stingray24 wrote:

This opponent only likes teh ladies mmmkay.

what opponent? you? you're against gay marriage? would be interested to hear why.

I'm actually a christian, and I'm not gay, but I do not think gays should be discriminated. Seriously, I don't think t's really right to hate someone for something they can't control. On a serious note, remember the last time some guy hated gays, jews, gypsies, and people who were different? Wwhat was his name again? Oh right. Adolf Hitler.

Yellowman03 wrote:

pace51 wrote:

I'm actually a christian, and I'm not gay, but I do not think gays should be discriminated. Seriously, I don't think t's really right to hate someone for something they can't control. On a serious note, remember the last time some guy hated gays, jews, gypsies, and people who were different? Wwhat was his name again? Oh right. Adolf Hitler.

/facedesk

Ticia wrote:

Turquoise wrote:

Hypocrites are not exclusive to America, and honestly, I don't think they're anymore common here than in most developed countries.

Oh believe me I know.
What I was getting at is politicians are by definition hypocrites so I don't understand your surprise.

In this case he is a hypocrite who at least stood by the people who voted for him and not the other way around,not for the best reasons though since he was only trying to hide his sexuality.

I suppose that is admirable in some respects...

Then again, it's also a good reason to doubt the validity of democracy when constituents can be so ignorant...

I think it may have something to do with this.

My guess that they don't want to be lumped in and categorized with those flamers when their personality is more along the lines of



I know a guy like this. Manly as anything but keeps it secret to a most people because he doesn't want to be thought of like those guys in the top.

pace51 wrote:

I'm actually a christian, and I'm not gay, but I do not think gays should be discriminated. Seriously, I don't think t's really right to hate someone for something they can't control. On a serious note, remember the last time some guy hated gays, jews, gypsies, and people who were different? Wwhat was his name again? Oh right. Adolf Hitler.

I guess Godwin was right.

You so silly, Doc.  The OP asked, so I answered.

Anti-gay US pastor took rent boy on holiday


A baptist minister who is one of America's leading opponents of gay rights, and who believes that homosexuality is a mental disorder that can be “cured”, found himself with some serious explaining to do yesterday after he was photographed at Miami airport with a male prostitute he had hired to join him on a European holiday.


George Alan Rekers, a middle-aged co-founder of the right-wing Family Research Council, admitted taking the 20-year-old on a 10-day trip to London and Madrid in March.

Rekers met the sex worker on the website www.rentboy.com, where he appears under the alias “Lucien” and claims to be “sensual,” “wild” and “up for anything”.

Rekers, who has appeared as an expert witness in court cases challenging gay adoption, denied having sex with his travelling companion. He had hired Lucien to help carry his luggage, he told reporters, and only found out that he was a prostitute on the trip.

“I had surgery and I can't lift luggage,” Rekers told the Miami New Times. “That's why I hired him.” He declined to say why he had secured bag-carrying services through rentboy.com.

Rekers also neglected to explain what had drawn him to Lucien, who has long blond hair and well developed muscles in pictures on the website.



http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/news/ … z0n9Frzd7n

Jaekus wrote:

When you get down to it all, what motivation do people have to be against gay marriage?
Does it affect them in their day to day life?
Sounds more like they just want to interfere further whilst justifying their own feeling of self righteousness.
Give it another decade or so. They'll be teaching our grandchildren in school how backward today's society was on this issue.

From my perspective its not about interfering, its know what the next steps will be.
They'll want tax breaks, pension benefits, 'rights' to have/adopt/surrogate children - gays demanding govt funded IVF treatment for example, etc.
Ley them 'marry' but don't give them the social benefits due to heterosexual couples.

Dilbert_X wrote:

From my perspective its not about interfering, its know what the next steps will be.
They'll want tax breaks, pension benefits, 'rights' to have/adopt/surrogate children - gays demanding govt funded IVF treatment for example, etc.

So what?

Dilbert_X wrote:

Ley them 'marry' but don't give them the social benefits due to heterosexual couples.

why the hell not?

Why give them to married straight people then?