I just wrote one of my two or so favorite posts of the year explaining in greaqt deal to our anti-gay bigot above the nature of the bigotry he has, in perhaps 15 paragraphs, and lost the post on the last key.
I'm very ready to walk away in frustration, but I guess I should write a smaller, less satisfying version. Oh, that's frustrating. Unfortunately, that better version is lost.
I explained to him that he's the one not rational. That in my opinion, his reaction of repulsion most heterosexuals have to the idea of same-sex acts is driving his opinions on homosexuality.
I explained how our society has learned a lot about homosexuality recently - how it's a natural condition among other natural conditions a small percent of people have,
I explained his errors in trying to cover up for the complete lack of any rational basis for his whoring out the word "morality" as a cover for his bigoted views has no substance - and how he compensates for the lack of substance with the equating of same-sex relationships with "man goat" relationships, which falsely dehumanizes gay people as goats, saying he's superior to them, in a logical error "false analogy".
I explained how the prevous poster wrongly assumed he's a fundi because such several logical flaws tend to be present among people who have thrown rationality out and tend to form isolated communities to reinforce each others' views - fundies. I explained how anti-gay views are especially resilient against the educational process in such isolated communities. But there are some simple weak people, like him, who do so outside such communities.
I mentioned that such anti-gay views have been strong for millenia, because they tend to be societally-reinforced prejudices since gays, who are always present in small pecentages, are small percents.
And finally I said that the information age has had the truth of homosexuality get more and more exposure as gays have 'revealed themselves', leaving people with the choice between dealing with the truth and adjusting their views, out of the common decency - but not universal decency, as the posted showed - not to discriminate against people unjustly, or to hang on to their bigotry without any basis.
I'd explained how he had let the emotinal reaction of repulsion to gay sex lead him to invent the lies to justify the discrimination - and I'd even explained how his reaction was called by many "homophobia", the fear of homosexuality, with a mention how ironically, many who 'prove' their insecurity of how they aren't gay by discriminating against gays are themselves gay and not wanting to say so because of society's stigma. But that basically, it's about justifying the bigotry.
But the post I was very pleased with that put a lot of this in ways I'd planned to save a copy with as it had been written in way I was happy with, was lost.