There are over 300 admonitions against Breeder's in the Bible and less than a dozen for Gays (all found in the Old Testament, with most being listed under Levitical Law ... which, according to my Christian friends, is old, out-dated and useless)?
I don't think it's that the Breeder's are necessarily bad; they just need closer supervision.
What say you?
2006-06-25
08:27:35
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In re: UncleFrunk's objection to the use of the word "Breeder":
It is a term I've used for some time -- as have, and do, many others.
As with all things, this word should be taken and used in context.
It is neither vulgar, foul or derogatory.
If one used the word "******", as many do in the GLBT community in a contextual environment -- as within
the community to express affection/affiliation, and most importantly, unity and "ownership" of a term that for years was a word used by others to describe and use against one person (or a group) who is considered a sexual deviant or one demonstrating aberrant behavior (fixed or not) or some other perceived unacceptable representation (use you own example here), then it should be *accepted* and freely used within context...as the GLBT community has done, as well as with other words such as "dyke", "queer", etc.
"Breeder", used in context [here], is perfectly acceptable and you should feel free to be comfortable when seeing it again.
2006-06-25
18:32:47 ·
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