Decided on a good way to gain points so I've been using the following to answer all the haters:
[Homophobic Gay-bashers like you make the rest of us straight people look bad. You'll be much happier if you spent your time and energy on living your own life instead of trying to tell someone else how to live theirs.
"Fear is the path to the Dark Side. Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering." - Jedi Master Yoda
Thanks for the 2 points. =P]
It wasn't until I was on my 7th or 8th question that it dawned on me that by telling them not to try and control the lives of LGBTs I'm technically doing the same thing (i.e. telling them how to live their lives)...
So do you think it comes across as overly hypocritical or just a twisted irony that you can't preach tolerance and acceptance without being intolerant and rejecting in the first place? Hmmm?
2006-12-05
09:53:49
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Rukh
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Society & Culture
➔ Cultures & Groups
➔ Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender
Ron N... You may not be offended by the seemingly harmless individuals that are "uniformed", but I am.
Iv'e seen questioners that do all they can to appologize ahead of time if their question appears "Uninformed" or "Ignorant" and those people clearly show that they are trying to be considerate.
There's a reason why I include Yoda's words.
The bashers are clearly on the path to evil because they have nothing but anger and hate in their hearts.
The seemingly harmless "uninformed" questions (ones asked without clarification or a genuine attempt not to offend) are asked in a teasing or mocking tone. These are unfriendly acts spurred on by fear... the first step down the path to evil.
Do not be fooled... these fearful, incondiderate people will eventually become bashers themselves, if they are not careful to control their fear of those that are different.
2006-12-05
15:12:19 ·
update #1