who here agree's with Tim Hardaway?

Answer 1

100% agree with him and i wish he didn't apologize or back down. this world has become way to politically correct and it makes me sick, if we have to listen to ameachi,sp.? talk about how he's gay and let him promote it on tv, then SURELY we can listen to the other side of the argument. i'm just getting so sick of liberals constantly voicing their opinions without expecting to hear the other side.

Answer 2

I don't...if anything he shouldn't feel uncomfortable...unless he has a small package

Tim Hardaway---may have issues with his own sexuality even though he may or may not have ever had sex with a man. He may just be worried that these gay men would get annoying in the locker room....i mean hey...sometimes I would get upset if a girl who I don't like was looking at me.

HOWEVER

being told that I'm cute or attractive is always a compliment I'm always ready for.

And it's no different when a man says that I'm attractive. Sure I may not be attracted to them...i don't feel uncomfortable when another guy looks at me in the locker room...provided that they don't get annoying. I've been to gyms in Hollywood were I'm sure gay guys were at....I was naked and I really didn't care. I'm ok...why wouldn't Tim Hardaway....he just have issues with himself....EVERYBODY IS A LITTLE ATTRACTED TO THEIR OWN SEX....it's when you have issues that you start to hate other groups

Answer 3

I don't agree with Tim's comments, glad he spoke his mind no matter how extreme it may be. I have no problem with gay men or women as long as they are polite and take no as an answer when I decline their advances. The only thing I dislike is when a gay guy won't stop telling you how hot you look. I wouldn't have any problem playing on the same team, but walking nude in the locker room might be strange knowing he likes guys.

Answer 4

I think he has the right to say whatever he want...but that doesn't mean he should. He sounded completely ignorant. Although I can't say I'm comfortable with homosexual people...I just wouldn't take it to the extreme and call it hate. I think very extreme opinions are necessary when they are directed in a way that has an agenda behind it and can somehow promote change. But to say remarks in the way he did...just out of the blue and with no thought behind what he was saying is very disgraceful. It makes me empathetic for homosexual people. I wouldn't want lesbian women in a female locker room that I was in..but I would never make it known that I hated them...even if I did..I would keep that to myself. It's okay to be homophobic I think because homosexuality is wrong...but just keep it to yoself.

Answer 5

How ironic, another person who happens to be black makes bigoted remarks towards another individual.

Personally, I almost hate to say it but if a person can do the job it really shouldn't matter if he's gay, just don't start telling me on a daily basis that you're gay.
I myself don't agree with homosexuals but I don't hate them. The problem starts when they start making everything a gay issue, gay this and gay that.
I remember once upon a time, Ellen was funny, until she came out of the closet.
On a similar note, Chris Rock was funny until he became a racist.

I don't know about you but I'll probably never eat another Snickers bar ever again.

Answer 6

Good job Hardaway..... he's just saying what everyone is thinking and is afraid to say. 90% of the population agrees.

Answer 7

Not I. Those were the same thing being said of blacks 50+ years ago. Ironic that he is black and saying those things, basically making history retroactive. What an ignorant piece of trash.

Answer 8

I do, I would not want to undress in front of a gay person. I mean its like the same as a man changing with women in my opinion. It would just be awkward....