Are you Homophobic?

Answer 1

I'm homophiliac.....strictly platonic though...

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philiac = love....

Answer 2

I tend to think of Homosexuals as genetically suicidal.

As a Libertarian I support the right to suicide, but I absolutely reject the notion that this should be portrayed as a preferable lifestyle or in any way encouraged.

In general one has nothing to fear from the suicidal, though I might get vicious if I felt an impressionable child was being 'recruited', especially if it was my kid.

Answer 3

No. I don't treat homosexuals differently in real life and I oppose government legislation that discriminates against them or their ability to raise children.

I consider any hatred of homosexual behavior itself as "homophobic."

Let's face it, even conservative and Christian Ann Coulter has gay friends, but when it comes to insuring that their legal rights are protected from religious discrimination that preaches "sanctity of the (straight) family," Christian tolerance disappears.

Hate the sinner, love the sin is a way to mask religious disdain for other people without sounding harsh. It's changing language without altering feelings. When it comes to the laws of this government, their true colors show.

Edit: I'm not politically correct. I'm not trying to enforce one point of view. I'm trying to keep the laws of our secular government fair. Who tried to pass an Constitutional Amendment calling marriage between one "man and woman?" What judges tossed out child custody rights because a parent is gay? Who has the audacity to pass laws banning gays from adopting when social studies have found them as competent as straight parents and when over a million U.S. citizens live in a family where at least one parent is a homosexual? Who will defend them? The Christians? Rarely.

Answer 4

I'm female and I don't fear gay men at all. I wouldn't say that I "fear" lesbians, but I would say that I'm a little uncomfortable around them. It's probably irrational, I know....but just the same, I don't feel as comfortable around a lesbian friend that I do around a straight friend. I wish I could change that about myself. Maybe someday.

Answer 5

No. Just because I think something is immoral doesn't mean I'm afraid of it. The gay community can scream and yell all they want, but the bottom line is you cannot legislate or dictate what people think. There will always be people who are against homosexuality. I know people who don't practice religion at all, and they think homosexuality is immoral. People have a right to think and believe whatever they want. Get over it.

Answer 6

Absolutely not. Gay people are the same, physically, as straight, they just choose the same sex partners to share their life with. If that makes them happy, then good for them. I am also teaching my children that there is no reason to be afraid or to hate them. God loves you, as long as you love him.

Answer 7

I hate homosexuality, but not homosexuals, nor do I fear them. So, no, I am not a homophobe, and really hate it when people use the word incorrectly (not that I am implying you are, I don't know your intent).

Answer 8

Hardly. I've had several 'gay' friends over the years. Besides, that term is just hate propaganda USED by Liberals to put people into nice, safe boxes.

Answer 9

No I am not homophobic.

Answer 10

There is no right answer to this question, if we say yes we're criticized and ridiculed and told that we MUST be gay if we are. If we say no, then we must be lying so that people will think better of us. Don't you just love trap questions?

Answer 11

No. I can't think of any greater waste of time than fearing homosexuality.