Gay Pride Parade organizers "Like the KKK"

[Ibanez]

FU uppity homophobe CONK.

dude - you are living proof that uptight douchebags come in all shapes, colors, sizes and orientations...

lighten the fuck up... it's Ibanez for chrissakes... not some beyond hope bigoted shitbag like JSO...

give an honest answer - provide a little insight... might not change his mind - but he's not a mindless prick.

I'm not sure how to take that but I have no issues with the way a person loves. I've done more good for gays than mj has, he's always been a bitter, selfish person.

[Baldy]

dude - you are living proof that uptight douchebags come in all shapes, colors, sizes and orientations...

lighten the fuck up... it's Ibanez for chrissakes... not some beyond hope bigoted shitbag like JSO...

give an honest answer - provide a little insight... might not change his mind - but he's not a mindless prick.

I'm not sure how to take that....

I think he meant you're a shitbag, just not beyond hope.

[Ibanez]

I'm not sure how to take that....

I think he meant you're a shitbag, just not beyond hope.

How liberal, condemn someone you don't know. At least he gave me a chance...hope

[Baldy]

I think he meant you're a shitbag, just not beyond hope.

How liberal, condemn someone you don't know. At least he gave me a chance...hope

hope-n-change...

[Ibanez]

How liberal, condemn someone you don't know. At least he gave me a chance...hope

hope-n-change...

Lots of Hope, very little change.

[CAA Flagship]

I'm not sure how to take that but I have no issues with the way a person loves.

You are better than me because I sure do. And I don't see any thing wrong with that. No different than gays saying they have issues with hetero love. It's called an opinion and I think it is healthy to have one.

But these discussions on this forum have made me change my thinking a bit. While I am still against the gay lifestyle (meaning that it is not for me), I stated a couple of months ago that I have swithched my stance on gay marriage/union. I am no longer opposed to it.

[Ibanez]

I'm not sure how to take that but I have no issues with the way a person loves.

You are better than me because I sure do. And I don't see any thing wrong with that. No different than gays saying they have issues with hetero love. It's called an opinion and I think it is healthy to have one.

But these discussions on this forum have made me change my thinking a bit. While I am still against the gay lifestyle (meaning that it is not for me), I stated a couple of months ago that I have swithched my stance on gay marriage/union. I am no longer opposed to it.

I don't care who loves who, as long as it doesn't affec my life.

[youngterrier]

I'm not sure how to take that but I have no issues with the way a person loves.

You are better than me because I sure do. And I don't see any thing wrong with that. No different than gays saying they have issues with hetero love. It's called an opinion and I think it is healthy to have one.

But these discussions on this forum have made me change my thinking a bit. While I am still against the gay lifestyle (meaning that it is not for me), I stated a couple of months ago that I have swithched my stance on gay marriage/union. I am no longer opposed to it.

I think you're making a semantical mistake here. I believe what you're trying to get at is that it's not your preference. There's a difference between saying, "I have a problem with it" and "I don't prefer it." Take music for example, if you like 1920s folk music, I don't have a problem with you liking it, but I don't prefer it. Your liking of folk music does nothing to me, so it's hard for me to have a problem with your preference.

So, to your point, I don't think gays give a shit about heterosexual relations, because that would be somewhat hypocritical of them, but they certainly don't prefer such relations.

[ASUMountaineer]

I don't understand the whole "Gay pride" thing.

I like pussy and I like my wife's pussy in particular, yet I don't organize parades, walk around drawing attention to it, or generally acting the fool because of my sexual preference. It would seem to me that the best way to engender support for a 'cause' is to seem as attached to normalcy as possible, to promote cogent reasonably fact based positions, not to form groups based on a 'culture' and act the fool in public.

Case in point: My religious teachings and upbringing led me to oppose gay marriage and civil unions. However, the maid of honor in my wedding, who is in a committed 25+ year relationship, showed me why she and her partner (who are both wonderful people and don't act "gay" so you'd hardly know it) aren't on a level playing field as it pertains to taxation, estate planning, equitable distribution of assets, or next of kin as it relates to pulling the plug, among other things. She changed my mind by demonstrating the unfairness of the system as to why my wife and I have a far better situation that she and her partner even though they have been together 25+ years and my wife and I have been together 10+ years.

Guys, keep it in the bedroom and to yourselves, and for god's sake don't parade the freaks out in public because they become your defacto spokesmen. You stand a much better chance of winning hearts and minds by being real people, not caricature freaks.

You're in the majority.....no one has ever discriminated against you because you are a heterosexual male. I wouldn't expect you to "understand".

The period goes inside of the quotation mark: "understand."

Geez!