John Adams Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 My immediate neighbors are a gay couple. Their house is probably 30 feet from mine. Somehow, I've never seen them effing in the pool, walking around in chaps, waving rainbow flags, etc. What I have seen them do: building a deck, mowing the lawn, working on their cars, grilling, having fun with grandkids. It's *almost" like they are normal. I don't trust it for a second though.
SageAgainstTheMachine Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 My immediate neighbors are a gay couple. Their house is probably 30 feet from mine. Somehow, I've never seen them effing in the pool, walking around in chaps, waving rainbow flags, etc. What I have seen them do: building a deck, mowing the lawn, working on their cars, grilling, having fun with grandkids. It's *almost" like they are normal. I don't trust it for a second though. Don't trust them, they are plotting. Always plotting.
The Dean Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 Don't trust them, they are plotting. Always plotting. Plotting? So that's the new word for it.
Adam Posted December 6, 2008 Posted December 6, 2008 Oh please. Look back at your earlier posts in this thread and see what you wrote about creationists. You are not only a bigot, but a big fat hypocrite! To an extent, everyone is a hypocrite. People believe what is convenient at the time. Looking hard enough, I found instances where I have done that and I'm sure most of the people reading this have done the same
blzrul Posted December 7, 2008 Posted December 7, 2008 To an extent, everyone is a hypocrite. People believe what is convenient at the time. Looking hard enough, I found instances where I have done that and I'm sure most of the people reading this have done the same I don't know that it makes you a hypocrite. I had lunch with my brother today. He's a wingnut. We were all talking during lunch about getting laid off etc. I mentioned that he had had a good deal when he was laid off last time, because he got free college training. I thought it was the union. Turns out it was a government program. So here's a guy that pisses and moans over paying taxes (then goes to college thanks to the taxpayers) and of course he has good healthcare, pension and salary thanks to the union he belongs to. Sure looks like hypocrisy to me but he'd be shocked if I said that. I think he needs a kick in the butt - but I wouldn't call him a hypocrite. At least not an intentional hypocrite.
olivier in france Posted December 9, 2008 Posted December 9, 2008 I think it is fair to say the whole "gay lifestyle" has been shoved in more faces than person pushing "faith" in someone's face. ???!!!!! you do live in SF or what?!!!
olivier in france Posted December 9, 2008 Posted December 9, 2008 What in hell are you talking about? Just stop and think, for a couple of seconds, about the ridiculousness of that statement. Does your money say "In Homosexuality We Trust"? Do you pledge to a flag that represents "One nation of all sexualities"? In post-game interviews, do football players thank their pregame sodomy ritual for this weeks stellar performance? Do people knock on your door to try to teach you the ways of lesbianism? Throughout the country, on street corners of every small town, do buildings put giant triple-ripple butt-plugs on their roof, to symbolize the beliefs of those that go there? Does the corner store clerk say, "Have a great day, and by the way I'm a homo"?
olivier in france Posted December 9, 2008 Posted December 9, 2008 I don't know that it makes you a hypocrite. I had lunch with my brother today. He's a wingnut. We were all talking during lunch about getting laid off etc. I mentioned that he had had a good deal when he was laid off last time, because he got free college training. I thought it was the union. Turns out it was a government program. So here's a guy that pisses and moans over paying taxes (then goes to college thanks to the taxpayers) and of course he has good healthcare, pension and salary thanks to the union he belongs to. Sure looks like hypocrisy to me but he'd be shocked if I said that. I think he needs a kick in the butt - but I wouldn't call him a hypocrite. At least not an intentional hypocrite. reminds me of my uncle.... pure socialist, his wife still involved in local politics, who was complaining last week end about all he lost on the trade market!! A guy who has for about 30 years the card of a party that calls for the end of capitalism!!!
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