manowar821
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Originally posted by: TheFamilyMan
Originally posted by: JulesMaximus
Originally posted by: TheFamilyMan
Originally posted by: fatdragondzc
sleep on it and wen i wake up hopefulli its all a dream. if not, time make a new baby and start from scratch. label this one failure and send it off.
We have many good, contributing members who happen to be gay.
You may not continue to post such verbal abuse on our forums.
Doing so again may be reason to suspend your posting privileges for an indefinite period of time.
Is that clear?
AnandTech Moderator hzl
Not trying to call a mod out here, but please explain why ATOT also has many good, contributing members who happen to be Catholic, Christian, et al and they suffer worse abuse at the hands of many agnostic, atheistic and anti-religion posters? Why are the anti-religious posters not sent on vacation/banned or at least held to the same standards mods like holding someone who posts something regarding anything but positive responses regarding homosexuality? I mean ffs, a topic was locked because someone called people who think Tony Romo is good "Tony Romo-Homo's" (which is quite fifth-grade but made me chuckle regardless) but I've seen more than one post bashing/flaming/attacking religious beliefs that had mods posting within...
Because calling someone a failure for being gay is not the same as blasting religious beliefs or religion in general.
Bashing is bashing...whether you bash them for religious beliefs or because of homosexuality...the bottom line is that you attack them and/or make fun of them. Calling someone a failure for believing in Jesus Christ or of believing in a higher value is just as despicable as calling someone a failure for being gay...it's just that calling someone a failure for being religious here on ATOT is protected while calling someone a failure for being homosexual is bannable. Double-standard straight and evident.
I find is unfair to insult someone for their religion, or for being gay, even though religion is actually a choice. However, the line is drawn when said religion is used to back up their bigotry.
Remember, hating bigots is not necessarily a bad thing. Why should they demand any kind of respect for their back-wards-ass bigoted ideals? They can't.
The hatred or even the simple fear of gays is irrational and full of emotion. There are no facts to back it up. Only their upbringing and/or religious teachings that molded them into the gay hating machines they are. That deserves no respect. In the same way anti-semitics deserves no respect.
Also, to respond to the anti-gay point that gays cannot reproduce:
This is completely untrue, they CAN, their sexual preference doesn't bring them in contact with the opposite sex, though. They're not defective. There have probably been just as many gays in the past 2000 years as there are now, we just hear about it more often because the world view is far more liberal than it used to be.
Honestly, do you think we need more breeders, anyway? The world is far too populated, and we're on the highway of exponential population growth as it is. I think more gays could help that problem.
Fuck, even if every single person was homosexual by the year 3000, I doubt men would have a problem with donating their sperm for artificial impregnation. There are plenty of lesbians who want to have their own kid, too. They just aren't attracted to men, the motherly instinct is still there.
Homophobia is pathetic. Period.
