so whatFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:28:14

So he hates gay people, so what?
The only thing I don't like about gays is that every one I've met can't shut up about their private lives.
There's a difference between tolerance and acceptance. I tolerate them, I do not accept them and I certianly don't celebrate them.

Either way I sure as heck wouldn't want to share a lockerroom shower with a guy who is attracted to guys.

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G.Feb 15th, 2007 - 16:38:55

Some people have pathological hate inside them and they vent it towards the safest target.
Straight guys who are secure about their masculinity are NOT homophobic.

These same homophobes love seeing two women sucking on each other. But when it comes to two gay men - there is nothing in it for them.

These homophobes are evil, hateful, insecure, and hypocritical.

Homosexuality is a sexual orientation that a person is born with. Is that too complicated for these morons to understand?

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TonyFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:39:50

Yeah, what's the problem?

I hate black people. I don't like them in the united states, or them flaunting their blackness. If I had to work with one, I would distance myself from it.

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WillFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:40:36

I also agree. I wouldn't want to share a locker room with someone who is gay and same gender. I hate it when gay ppl let everybody know that they are gay, like if we give a fk. if u are gay then keep it to urself.


everyone everyone I have a announcement to make.... I am straight ... so now I should be the topic of the day. stfu, if u are gay then keep it to urself we don't want to know. plus look at his face, he look so fking gay, u don't need to make announcement for ppl to know that u are gay, just look at urself n the mirror.

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RandyFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:45:31

I don't mind straight people... just as long as they act gay in public.

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RobbieFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:51:06

I am gay and play sports, I bend over all the time for toher men...soo what!?

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PBFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:51:20

Hardaway has every right to feel the way he does and say so. I’m tiered of the fascist left telling everyone that disagrees with them that what they believe is wrong, and your not allowed to think that way.

More power to Hardaway, he can represent me in Congress.

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SMJFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:51:35

We seem to be to the point that if we have negative feelings about something it is magniified and exagerated by the talking heads. I suppose I understand that being as how we now have 24 hour sports and news channels and they have nothing to talk about rather than the same boring stuff that they continously beat us over the heads with until the next blurb comes out they can exercise their OCD.

What we must realize is that we must accept that its entirely human to have negative feelings about somethhing to the extent that you want to exclude that from your life. I'm not sure who coined the term '----phobic' for something that people felt uncomfortable bringing into their lives. Probably a talking head or a shrink. I wonder if the lack of using the term psyshiatrist in the last sentance makes me 'psycophobic'? Hmmmmmmmmmmm

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vgatesFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:51:39

To be attracted to a person of one's own sex is a mental illness. So-called 'gay' people (and the rest of us as well) would be far better off if they would simply acknowledge this fact and expend their energies and creativity on solving their problem (vis-a-vis seeking affirmation for a goofy and destrictive lifestyle).

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R. RichardFeb 15th, 2007 - 16:53:14

What is wrong with not wanting to shower with people who are oriented toward desiring sexual relations with your own gender? Would we be fretting and wringing our hands if Lisa Leslie stated she didn't want to get naked and shower with Alan Iverson? Sexual orientation should be kept to one's self, and when a person wants to cash in and sell a book, like Ameche, we shouldn't condemn people who find a problem with that. Homosexuality was a recognized, mental disease until the mid-1970's, when political pressure (not scientific evidence) forced psychiatric professionals to drop it from their medical diagnostic research manuals. What kind of nation have we become?

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