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Reminds me of that disgusting high status swinger's club that Hunter Biden was kicked out of, for being too disgusting. If you're compelled to pay 10k to join swinger parties, you'd probably be happier if you castrated yourself. Rid yourself of those demons that are fully in control of you.
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@Mik said in Family Friendly:
Anyone remember back in Dewey days when I was saying the problem with normalizing homosexuality was this sort of degrading behavior? I was branded as offensive and homophobic.
It's a fine principle. It is unfair that homosexuality is shameful in itself (or at least it used to be when lots of these people were growing up), but one apparently can't surgically remove shame for being homosexual, and leave intact shame for exposing children to naked guys on bikes.
@Horace said in Family Friendly:
@Mik said in Family Friendly:
Anyone remember back in Dewey days when I was saying the problem with normalizing homosexuality was this sort of degrading behavior? I was branded as offensive and homophobic.
It's a fine principle. It is unfair that homosexuality is shameful in itself (or at least it used to be when lots of these people were growing up), but one apparently can't surgically remove shame for being homosexual, and leave intact shame for exposing children to naked guys on bikes.
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality or go on these parades. Most of them just live a normal life.
It's only a certain subset of gay people who cause these problems. It's unfair to blame the problem on all of them.
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@Horace said in Family Friendly:
@Mik said in Family Friendly:
Anyone remember back in Dewey days when I was saying the problem with normalizing homosexuality was this sort of degrading behavior? I was branded as offensive and homophobic.
It's a fine principle. It is unfair that homosexuality is shameful in itself (or at least it used to be when lots of these people were growing up), but one apparently can't surgically remove shame for being homosexual, and leave intact shame for exposing children to naked guys on bikes.
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality or go on these parades. Most of them just live a normal life.
It's only a certain subset of gay people who cause these problems. It's unfair to blame the problem on all of them.
@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality
Then how do you know?
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@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality
Then how do you know?
@Copper said in Family Friendly:
@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality
Then how do you know?
Anybody Worth their salt would be able to turn on their gaydar and know.
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@Horace said in Family Friendly:
@Mik said in Family Friendly:
Anyone remember back in Dewey days when I was saying the problem with normalizing homosexuality was this sort of degrading behavior? I was branded as offensive and homophobic.
It's a fine principle. It is unfair that homosexuality is shameful in itself (or at least it used to be when lots of these people were growing up), but one apparently can't surgically remove shame for being homosexual, and leave intact shame for exposing children to naked guys on bikes.
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality or go on these parades. Most of them just live a normal life.
It's only a certain subset of gay people who cause these problems. It's unfair to blame the problem on all of them.
@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
@Horace said in Family Friendly:
@Mik said in Family Friendly:
Anyone remember back in Dewey days when I was saying the problem with normalizing homosexuality was this sort of degrading behavior? I was branded as offensive and homophobic.
It's a fine principle. It is unfair that homosexuality is shameful in itself (or at least it used to be when lots of these people were growing up), but one apparently can't surgically remove shame for being homosexual, and leave intact shame for exposing children to naked guys on bikes.
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality or go on these parades. Most of them just live a normal life.
It's only a certain subset of gay people who cause these problems. It's unfair to blame the problem on all of them.
How many of them are apologists for this kind of behavior?
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@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
@Horace said in Family Friendly:
@Mik said in Family Friendly:
Anyone remember back in Dewey days when I was saying the problem with normalizing homosexuality was this sort of degrading behavior? I was branded as offensive and homophobic.
It's a fine principle. It is unfair that homosexuality is shameful in itself (or at least it used to be when lots of these people were growing up), but one apparently can't surgically remove shame for being homosexual, and leave intact shame for exposing children to naked guys on bikes.
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality or go on these parades. Most of them just live a normal life.
It's only a certain subset of gay people who cause these problems. It's unfair to blame the problem on all of them.
How many of them are apologists for this kind of behavior?
@Aqua-Letifer said in Family Friendly:
How many of them are apologists for this kind of behavior?
I don't know. Do you?
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@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality
Then how do you know?
@Copper said in Family Friendly:
@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
Most gay people don't announce their sexuality
Then how do you know?
They'll tell their friends, like me. But they don't go around and make a fuss about it.
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@Aqua-Letifer said in Family Friendly:
How many of them are apologists for this kind of behavior?
I don't know. Do you?
@Klaus said in Family Friendly:
@Aqua-Letifer said in Family Friendly:
How many of them are apologists for this kind of behavior?
I don't know. Do you?
For what it's worth, I know a shitload who are, yes. Maybe a couple who aren't.
