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RoyalOrleans said:I chuckled outloud and leaked piss.
I did it the other way round & everyone laughed - what's so funny about humour? Cheers!
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RoyalOrleans said:I chuckled outloud and leaked piss.
Flatearther said:I did it the other way round & everyone laughed - what's so funny about humour? Cheers!
Obviously different crap to the crap you're on about. Straighten yourself out and do what most people here do without prompting - speak plain English.]what crap are you on about?
Indeed, I MUST. Apparently 'thinking' and worse, saying so, seems to you to be on the same level as treason and criminality. You've certainly got a way with words, bonehead - both of them.you've taken an interesting enough thread and ruined it, i mean i know its titled speak your mind but, well, must you?
Therein lies your problem, Einstein - you DON"T think. If you did, you'd understand that to criticise someone, for whatever reason, does not automatically make them mentally ill. "Phobia" is exclusively used as a trerm of mental illness. I haven't seen anyone show the connection betwen mental illness and criticism. If you're saying that homosexuals are beyond criticism, you're just lying. Everyone is entitled to criticism. People like you also use that sleazy slur 'racism' when in fact you're vilifying critics and you know it has nothing to do with race. You'll find it shocking that you can shout a huge "Boo!" (racist, homophobe) and you're seen for the liar you essentially are. Grow up. Take a holiday - under a tour bus. Cheers!i think -phobia was used because most are scared of what they don't understand but have to face. which is, as far as im concerned what causes homophobia, a lack of knowledge and/or ignorance.
flat said:When the Gay 'community' invented the term 'Homophobia', the purpose was quite clear. It was deliberately designed to vilify anyone who did not state and believe that homosexuals were the best people in the world. It is used exclusively and consistently to mean, "The hatred of homosexuals".
I complain constantly when someone tells me that my """"choices"""" are sending me to hell, or the fact that the general word "gay" is used to mean something bad...but then the turnaround when they are okay they use the term "im straight thanks"....its a subtle society thing...but i see it and it makes me cringe..flat said:Gays are not slow to complain about anything. They are even quicker to blame someone else for self-inflicted problems. They can never be responsible for doing anything bad. If they do bad things, it is because they are forced into it by others. Yet, in their own publications, [which they imagine normal people do not read], they frequently let slip some of the truth about themselves and what they like to inflict upon themselves , freehand.
flat said:When one examines incidences of "homophobia", one finds it most obvious within this group itself - the "Macho Gays" despise the "Drag Queens." - the "Gays" (a term lately restricted exclusively to males ) dislike the "Bisexuals", who in turn hate the Lesbians, who in turn reciprocate with equal venom and so forth.
I believe that is a theory leftover from high school as the ones who bullied then came out years later....So its one of those "phobias" about bullies and usually calling them "in the closet"flat said:Gays themselves freely admit that those who make a sport of bashing them are themselves repressed Gays.
This is a newer thing I think because we are in an unbalanced time. People teach acceptance and love (blah blah)...yet no one actually practices it. Back in the "old days" people adored frankie and annette.....now its 50cent and tupac....so the "playing it straight" angle doesnt work anymore...and sometimes people decide to end it all (frankly i think suicide is the dumbest choice..but thats me). And I say this as a friend......the comment about "recruiting"...you can **** yourself for that one..flat said:The latest fad is the Gay push to exploit youth suicide in order to promote their own cause, the agenda being to recruit more youth into their pool. They claim an increase in youth suicide because of homophobia. Whilst it may be true that a majority of suiciding youths are homosexuals, it would be most awkward to explain why it is rising at a time in history when homosexuals have not only been accepted, but have become culturally dominant! Surely it should have been at its peak in the dark old days when this practice was stated to be strictly illegal and strongly frowned on by society at large?
how so? and what problems....But a study of individual homosexuals and their problems reveals that they have, through their own mixed-up nature severe personality conflicts and self hatreds. These are built in and not imposed by an external culture.
who doesnt dread growing old? Who wants to be sitting in a Lazy-Boy when they would rather be out active? I know plenty of gays who dont feel the need to party all night! Granted i go drinking far more often than i should, but thats my choice...and im not really doing it crazy. I "chill" with friends...chat and go home....im not at a rave swinging glow sticks willy nilly......actually i never have...Most Gays have a dread of growing old. They feel that when the wrinkles appear and they begin to lose the energy to party all night, life is no longer worth living.
Never huh? Really....seriously? hmmmm. Just had a conversation with a distant friend that her grandmother (whom is a devout democrat) was actually TOLD by her pastor to not vote democratic because they "promote homosexual marriage"....ok...now lets just state the obvious one... http://www.godhatesamerica.com/ghfmir/main/index.htmlGays continually attack the Churches for teaching that "homosexuality is a sin." No Church has ever taught this!
Michael Jackson is a pedeophile....therefore not a classic homosexual.Certainly there is every reason to feel sympathy for the plight of the Gays, who possess minds that are disposed to be female, yet trapped in a male body. The Lesbians, likewise, to the contrary. From a study of their own pornography and the antics of prominent individuals such as Michael Jackson, it would appear that what almost all of them aspire to become, is a middle-class white housewife! This specific pornography invariably features very burly, very masculine males, sporting a full, healthy head of hair. Clearly, the aspiration is not what they want to become, but rather what they desire to have done to them.
Alternatively, as suggested by some of our most distinguished scientists, we could eliminate what in reality amounts to no more than a simple, preventable birth defect, with the consequence of eliminating entirely this deviant trait along with the problem population itself, way before its inception, thus saving more complicated, even more expensive solutions? Yet, whatever we should do will never be discovered, whilst we are continually misdirected by dangerous red herrings such as "Homophobia".
"Islam emphatically forbids this deed [homosexual sex] and prescribes a severe punishment for it in this world and the next. How could it be otherwise, when the Prophet of Islam (peace and blessings be upon him) said: ‘Whoever you find committing the sin of the people of Lut, kill them, both the one who does it and the one to whom it is done.’ (At-Tirmidhi: 1376) That is, if it is done with consent."
Gay males means more ***** for the rest of us.
I don't really have a desperate need for a sneering homily on the use of language. I'm quite acquainted with the academic etymology AND meaning of the word and I also am aware of the way that such terms can be used, but more importantly ABUSED for a variety of effects, tone of voice not being the least. However, my main point is that to call a 'woman hater' a mysoginist and then switch to calling a gay hater a 'homophobe' is both dishonest, inconsistent and misleading. It is telling porkies for the sake of an emotional advantage. I am complaining about the deliberate misuse of a word in a context that does not deserve such loose application and the deliberate avoidance of the original complaint. A slur simply terminates any further discussion. . If a gay is criticised then that criticism should be handled on its merits. A cheap slander from either side is just not good enough, let alone acceptable.According to Merriam-Webster the word phobia means : an exaggerated usually inexplicable and illogical fear of a particular object, class of objects, or situation. So hatred of...was'nt quite on the mark. More likely "the fear of gays"...and here is why the term actually works...Fear is one of the most powerful human defense mechanisms. Once instilled you have more or less 2 choices. "Flee or Fight"....thats instinct. Unfortunately for, lets just say me, when it comes to a person with a preconcieved idea that homosexuals are lesser human beings as society and many good christians constantly elude too.... it means now their choice is to just fight. With words...or violence.....both hurts....
If I were to come to a simple conclusion based on one or two bits of material, it would be not only irresponsible, but dog ignorant. I, like yourself, have travelled around the block a few times and we have gathered much material for our experiences. Many colours make up our perceptive rainbow. I trust my observations and the way I process those observations. I can assure you I would not have included such a piece into the puzzle without having thought it through. I have met gays and non gays who have been scrupulously honest with and about themselves and I have seen the reverse as well. I bother to read the material that the gay capital of the world (Sydney) produces and I have a good feel for what the 'vibe' is transmitting. I do not need to lie to make my point, which is but a short paraphrasing from a vast store of digested material..self-inflicted problems? not sure what you mean.....my own self conflict is the fact that most people annoy me......so finding a partner has been hard....but im okay with that fact at the moment....and what exactly did you read that lets out some of these "truths"?
We're obviously singing from the same hymn book here. But quality trumps quantity and every exception tests (not proves) the rule.that used to be true...but it seems to be dimishing....
Actually it's an ongoing thing. We used to be told that the only 'queers' around were those limp wristed window dressers in the department stores. This left all the footy players, the cops, the firemen, the bikers etc to be free to have their wars and stoushes. I saw more bloodshed between the macho-drag set 'interbitch' sessions than in any war movie. You soon knew who was doing what and to whom. Let's not get too precious about interfag rivalry - you know what I'm saying.Quote: Originally Posted by flat Gays themselves freely admit that those who make a sport of bashing them are themselves repressed Gays. I believe that is a theory leftover from high school as the ones who bullied then came out years later....So its one of those "phobias" about bullies and usually calling them "in the closet"
And I also respond in the spirit of friendship. If my observation was based on malice, you'd be entitled to draw such a drastic curtain call. However, you, of all people would know that in the gay world, not all its inhabitants are cut from the cloth of angels. Recruitment is an industry in itself and it is as varied as the people who run it. You know that gays are just as capable of doing some horrific things in pursuit of their pleasures as are the ostensibly 'straight' ones who may have something dark to hide. We could both tell stories to straighten the hair on a billiard ball.And I say this as a friend......the comment about "recruiting"...you can **** yourself for that one..
Once you've bothered to read the 1966 article in Scientific American called "Sex Differences In The Brain" all the ducks line up. We're talking hormone distribution that gets set for the life of the animal, human or otherwise. All biological systems go sideways to some degree sooner or later. On the personal and social level, we come across gays who have "identity crises", along with conflicts ranging across a spectrum of symptoms, including self loathing, angst of humungous proportions and lots more. The old adage "My mother made me a homosexual" was ok for a while, but you can soon spot when someone is using excuses for questionable behaviour.Quote: But a study of individual homosexuals and their problems reveals that they have, through their own mixed-up nature severe personality conflicts and self hatreds. These are built in and not imposed by an external culture. how so? and what problems....
Many more than you think. But when your appearance is the essential base of your existence, then the spectre of it being dissolved is far more acute. For example, ballet dancers have an intensely short public shelflife and you soon get to read between the lines once they put aside the bravado front. Shortlived careers produce intense angst in most all walks of life. Gays are no exception and privately their angst is more deeply felt, given the opportunity to alow it free rein.who doesnt dread growing old?
I never even implied that there was a shortage of dickheads, especially among Christians. But that doesn't mean you can't accept and handle the ignorance on its merit - or lack of it, as we do with dickheads and ignorami anywhere else. Nothing wrong with a bit of sensible perspective, no?Quote: Gays continually attack the Churches for teaching that "homosexuality is a sin." No Church has ever taught this! Never huh? really....seriously? hmmmm. Just had a conversation with a distant friend that her grandmother (whom is a devout democrat) was actually TOLD by her pastor to not vote democratic because they "promote homosexual marriage"
So what? I don't see anything to disagree with.Michael Jackson is a pedeophile....therefore not a classic homosexual.
We're actually discussing the psychology and pathology of theme, meaning and aspiration. Conceptual stuff doesn't rely on specific pictures or words about anything. Like a good joke, it needs no 'explanation' - you either 'get it' or you don't. Not all things are set in kiddie style plasticine.I assume I can mention the odd abstract thing and be comprehended from time to time, or does everything need to be a PPT presentation?middle-class white housewife? This came from porn?
They're not looking for anything. It was found back in 1966 "Sex Differences In The Brain". They have also found far bigger things than 'white elephants' but weeding out the criminals and other anti social layers is easier said than done. Eventually we'll probably have a safe place to live, but we still have a lot of jungle to clear.If scientists were looking for a "preventable birth defect" then perhaps they should be looking for ones that have more importance than homosexuality. Or did i name too many white elephants?
Then you are a heretic to mainstream gays. They now accept that 'We're born that way & accept and embrace our uniqueness". You had as much choice in that matter as a left hander has a choice in his 'handedness'. It's a natural trait that has nothing to do with social values, religious alliance, will-power or won't-power or any other power. It's just like some eggs have two yolks. Hormones happen.....Furthermore all of the above elephants are choices....my sexual attraction to grown adults of the same gender wasnt a choice,
I'm not sure why you had to slot in such a cheap shot. If you can't tell from the rest of my material that I don't need to be a thief of any description, then you've basically devalued yourself in the eyes of others. I hope in time you can forgive yourself and just get on with it. That's as sincere as any atheist can get. Cheers!ps...did you actually write that or was that a cut and paste job?
Bite yourself on the arse, CYBERSLUT! Vortex is OK. More civilised than your goode selfe. He actually has a decency and coherence (unlike your goode selfe) that makes for a refreshing change in these here parts, Pilgrim.Cheers!builder said:Good for you Vortex. Give him ****in' heaps.
Maybe if the Muslim fags were allowed to do each other they'd be less inclined to strap on bombs and terrorise us decent white folk? Unhappy gays are a worry anywhere. Cheers!In the Christian world it is debated if gays should be allowed to be married. In the world of Islam the debate is over the manner of execution. Allah hates fags.
OK i agree with that conclusion. But it isnt only a homosexual problem or issue.....it is used with racism, clasism as well (oh and etc)....People now-a-days seem to whine if they dont get their way and resort to the lowest common denominator...sad but true...but just to pin it on the gays isnt fair either (granted im sure you arent...but just sayin'). But also to say it doesnt happen and the word is only used as an excuse is also untrue and misleading...I don't really have a desperate need for a sneering homily on the use of language. I'm quite acquainted with the academic etymology AND meaning of the word and I also am aware of the way that such terms can be used, but more importantly ABUSED for a variety of effects, tone of voice not being the least. However, my main point is that to call a 'woman hater' a mysoginist and then switch to calling a gay hater a 'homophobe' is both dishonest, inconsistent and misleading. It is telling porkies for the sake of an emotional advantage. I am complaining about the deliberate misuse of a word in a context that does not deserve such loose application and the deliberate avoidance of the original complaint. A slur simply terminates any further discussion. . If a gay is criticised then that criticism should be handled on its merits. A cheap slander from either side is just not good enough, let alone acceptable.
If I were to come to a simple conclusion based on one or two bits of material, it would be not only irresponsible, but dog ignorant. I, like yourself, have travelled around the block a few times and we have gathered much material for our experiences. Many colours make up our perceptive rainbow. I trust my observations and the way I process those observations. I can assure you I would not have included such a piece into the puzzle without having thought it through. I have met gays and non gays who have been scrupulously honest with and about themselves and I have seen the reverse as well. I bother to read the material that the gay capital of the world (Sydney) produces and I have a good feel for what the 'vibe' is transmitting. I do not need to lie to make my point, which is but a short paraphrasing from a vast store of digested material..
yes i do know what your saying...i always thought most "gay drama" was petty and very schoolyard....Nothing further to add other than my own personal opinion is most of the macho guys seem to be FAR more girlie than most drag queens i know...but thats just what i have seen!Actually it's an ongoing thing. We used to be told that the only 'queers' around were those limp wristed window dressers in the department stores. This left all the footy players, the cops, the firemen, the bikers etc to be free to have their wars and stoushes. I saw more bloodshed between the macho-drag set 'interbitch' sessions than in any war movie. You soon knew who was doing what and to whom. Let's not get too precious about interfag rivalry - you know what I'm saying.
And I also respond in the spirit of friendship. If my observation was based on malice, you'd be entitled to draw such a drastic curtain call. However, you, of all people would know that in the gay world, not all its inhabitants are cut from the cloth of angels. Recruitment is an industry in itself and it is as varied as the people who run it. You know that gays are just as capable of doing some horrific things in pursuit of their pleasures as are the ostensibly 'straight' ones who may have something dark to hide. We could both tell stories to straighten the hair on a billiard ball.
It sounds familliar...i think i read that in college for a paper i did...perhaps not.......Is that article still relevant? Prolly is...just dont know. I for one think no one has any excuse other to live up to their own actions. If someone is aware what they are doing is questionable and its only hurting themselves...i guess there isnt much i can do to help them if they already know. Sometimes i wish the addage was true about "my mother made me a homo"...then maybe i could get her to shut up about the old question "are you seeing anyone right now"?......."no?...well that probably for the best"! Love her and all but ARGH!Once you've bothered to read the 1966 article in Scientific American called "Sex Differences In The Brain" all the ducks line up. We're talking hormone distribution that gets set for the life of the animal, human or otherwise. All biological systems go sideways to some degree sooner or later. On the personal and social level, we come across gays who have "identity crises", along with conflicts ranging across a spectrum of symptoms, including self loathing, angst of humungous proportions and lots more. The old adage "My mother made me a homosexual" was ok for a while, but you can soon spot when someone is using excuses for questionable behaviour.
The only time for me that my appearance was essential to my existance is when i performed...but it was more on my makeup or am i "bulging" anywhere i shouldnt. Since i retired (almost a year go) i seem to have "let myself go" in the metro/homosexual sense and became a hairy wildebeest and really dont care about grooming anything beyond my face (or AHEM)....granted i dress nice for work...but when im at home or just out i could care less if im not wearing a belt, or if my jeans have a wrinkle in them...just seems like too much work. If someone isnt attracted to you for you...then i dont want them period...I certainly dont **** anyone for their clothing....Many more than you think. But when your appearance is the essential base of your existence, then the spectre of it being dissolved is far more acute. For example, ballet dancers have an intensely short public shelflife and you soon get to read between the lines once they put aside the bravado front. Shortlived careers produce intense angst in most all walks of life. Gays are no exception and privately their angst is more deeply felt, given the opportunity to alow it free rein.
this reply has totaly confused me....I just said i didnt have a choice...i never knew any different (or at least when i hit puberty and knew what sex was and what i was attracted to)....so how does that make me a heretic that i actually believe i was born that way or at least didnt have the choice?Then you are a heretic to mainstream gays. They now accept that 'We're born that way & accept and embrace our uniqueness". You had as much choice in that matter as a left hander has a choice in his 'handedness'. It's a natural trait that has nothing to do with social values, religious alliance, will-power or won't-power or any other power. It's just like some eggs have two yolks. Hormones happen.
Your right it was a cheap shot...but i have seen it happen before. not to mention this is probably the first post of yours I have read. My appearance here has been spotty in the last year (maybe 2) so i know zero about you other than this post which obviously caught my eye. Since i have seen it before i figured it wouldnt hurt to ask, devalued or not...I honestly dont care what anyone thinks of me...especially on the internet where words wont actually punch me in the face...I can make the choice to just leave, but i dont...i always seem to come back.I'm not sure why you had to slot in such a cheap shot. If you can't tell from the rest of my material that I don't need to be a thief of any description, then you've basically devalued yourself in the eyes of others. I hope in time you can forgive yourself and just get on with it. That's as sincere as any atheist can get. Cheers!
Phuck! It's the Phantom! Nice work, mate.I am constantly on the "mangled word" bandwagon. If they were just misused by ignorant dickheads, it wouldn't be such a problem. The trouble is that a lot of malicious, cunning and politically motivated agendas are filled with this stuff. The big war is always against that creature that no one seems able to tolerate - the CRITIC. You can flatter anyone and they'll not be able to get enough. But utter a word of criticism and the roof falls in. Critics of Jews are always called Anti-Semites. Critics of Negroes or Aborigines are always called Racists. Critics of Muslims are called Racists as well, even though they're not a race. Critics of women are called Sexists. Critics of homosexuals are now addressed as Homophobes. The list goes on and on ad nauseam. The only ones you don't need a licence to criticise and are offered every free kick in the book are white heterosexual males. Therein endeth the lesson, Pilgrims. Cheers!Phantom said:The term homophobia certainly appears to have negative connotations- similar to claiming an advocate of abortion is pro-death while one opposed to abortion is labeled anti-choice. One's personal opinion of homosexuality should not interfere with the fact this term is a misnomer.
Refreshing to swap words with a reasonable approach. Thank you. Check my reply to "Phuck! It's the Phantom". That amplifies my complaint and argument. So far we seem to get along.Vortex wrote: [QUOTE said:OK i agree with that conclusion. But it isnt only a homosexual problem or issue.....it is used with racism, clasism as well (oh and etc)....People now-a-days seem to whine if they dont get their way and resort to the lowest common denominator...sad but true...but just to pin it on the gays isnt fair either (granted im sure you arent...but just sayin'). But also to say it doesnt happen and the word is only used as an excuse is also untrue and misleading...
. Amsterdam or Sydney is irrelevant, really, because the material is actually universal (worldwide) and there's plenty to draw from.here i thought the gay capital was amsterdam...shrug...anyhoo. Perhaps it is more regional than we might think...perhaps not. But here in the states (more the midwest) I see alot less of these things going on. And i didnt imply any lying....just wanting to know deeper..
Hear, hear! It's the stuf that doesn't get published that's really interesting. Usually (in politics) reporters sit on dynamite for most of their careers and can't tell a soul until after they're dead. Secrets leak out however, and that's when the fun starts.yes i do know what your saying...i always thought most "gay drama" was petty and very schoolyard....Nothing further to add other than my own personal opinion is most of the macho guys seem to be FAR more girlie than most drag queens i know...but thats just what i have seen!
. Actually I'd say, because you seem to be a pretty decent sod, you'd have your conscience giving you a harder time than those who may not be quite as scrupulous, you'd have worked out a way of dealing with the less pleasant stuff. Pat on head for that, mate.When you see awful things done and you have choices, who's to say your dice didn't roll right?Yes and no......Perhaps my problem is i choose not to hang around shady people or someone who i even think would be doing something so rash and insane as "recruitment" so maybe thats my problem...
It's extremely relevant, because it's the central battle in the "Nature vs Nurture" war. Billions of dollars are at stake and so are careers, reputations and much more. Trust me on this one. Public legislation affecting millions hang off such matters.It sounds familliar...i think i read that in college for a paper i did...perhaps not.......Is that article still relevant? Prolly is...just dont know.
Delightful stuff - very funny. Good on you.I for one think no one has any excuse other to live up to their own actions. If someone is aware what they are doing is questionable and its only hurting themselves...i guess there isnt much i can do to help them if they already know. Sometimes i wish the addage was true about "my mother made me a homo"...then maybe i could get her to shut up about the old question "are you seeing anyone right now"?......."no?...well that probably for the best"! Love her and all but ARGH!
Like I said, the big war is over "Nature Vs Nurture". The ones who said "My sexual preferences are my own to make" are basically in the "Nurture" camp. This was the official reality whicxh was used to mask any other opinion because psychotherapy and all manner of other industries were involved. By the way, the AIDS industry is also a huge scam woth zillions and people are being literally murdered in its name for the sake of the profit margin - but that's another tale - Google up a researcher called Peter Duisberg for the big jaw-dropper.Today's theme is "I am born that way and I want my uniqueness respected" - basically the "Nature" camp. I happen to be in the nature camp and accept nature's capricious and arbitrary and cruel and unpredictable variations, but that's just me.this reply has totaly confused me....I just said i didnt have a choice...i never knew any different (or at least when i hit puberty and knew what sex was and what i was attracted to)....so how does that make me a heretic that i actually believe i was born that way or at least didnt have the choice?
No harm done, mate, I'm big enough & ugly enough to land on my feet in most things anyway.But I like the honest approach and response. Keep the ball rolling. Cheers!Your right it was a cheap shot...but i have seen it happen before. not to mention this is probably the first post of yours I have read. My appearance here has been spotty in the last year (maybe 2) so i know zero about you other than this post which obviously caught my eye. Since i have seen it before i figured it wouldnt hurt to ask,
Flatearther said:Phuck! It's the Phantom! Nice work, mate.I am constantly on the "mangled word" bandwagon. If they were just misused by ignorant dickheads, it wouldn't be such a problem. The trouble is that a lot of malicious, cunning and politically motivated agendas are filled with this stuff. The big war is always against that creature that no one seems able to tolerate - the CRITIC. You can flatter anyone and they'll not be able to get enough. But utter a word of criticism and the roof falls in. Critics of Jews are always called Anti-Semites. Critics of Negroes or Aborigines are always called Racists. Critics of Muslims are called Racists as well, even though they're not a race. Critics of women are called Sexists. Critics of homosexuals are now addressed as Homophobes. The list goes on and on ad nauseam. The only ones you don't need a licence to criticise and are offered every free kick in the book are white heterosexual males. Therein endeth the lesson, Pilgrims. Cheers!
Its not exactly dynomite...if they want dynomite they need to focus on the increase in drug use in the last 5 years...here i thought it declined majorly (and prolly has)...but some of the people who used to bitch about it with me are now so far deep they cant even figure out how to lie to me about it anymore....flat said:Hear, hear! It's the stuf that doesn't get published that's really interesting. Usually (in politics) reporters sit on dynamite for most of their careers and can't tell a soul until after they're dead. Secrets leak out however, and that's when the fun starts.
ill say thank you to that...unless there was sarcasmn on the fingertips when you typed that...as words sometimes dont give sarcasm justice when inflections or audio isnt involved...flat said:Actually I'd say, because you seem to be a pretty decent sod, you'd have your conscience giving you a harder time than those who may not be quite as scrupulous, you'd have worked out a way of dealing with the less pleasant stuff. Pat on head for that, mate.When you see awful things done and you have choices, who's to say your dice didn't roll right?
for me personally, I could give a rats ass.... I know who I am...im about to become 33 years old and since im pretty level headed, and mostly logically minded i see no reason to fix it...especially when im happy......(yes even happy being alone with no clear horizon of finding a mate in the near or distant future)...Perhaps im too well adjusted for my own good lol....but more than likely im surely not...who knows...i have no psych degree..flat said:It's extremely relevant, because it's the central battle in the "Nature vs Nurture" war. Billions of dollars are at stake and so are careers, reputations and much more. Trust me on this one. Public legislation affecting millions hang off such matters.
I shall google that...but not tonight..i have to work 12 hours tomorow and in less than 7 hours so ill save that for when i have the time...flat said:Like I said, the big war is over "Nature Vs Nurture". The ones who said "My sexual preferences are my own to make" are basically in the "Nurture" camp. This was the official reality whicxh was used to mask any other opinion because psychotherapy and all manner of other industries were involved. By the way, the AIDS industry is also a huge scam woth zillions and people are being literally murdered in its name for the sake of the profit margin - but that's another tale - Google up a researcher called Peter Duisberg for the big jaw-dropper.Today's theme is "I am born that way and I want my uniqueness respected" - basically the "Nature" camp. I happen to be in the nature camp and accept nature's capricious and arbitrary and cruel and unpredictable variations, but that's just me.
ugly to one is a fetish to another...never give up hope! Unless that was just a cheap joke to go along with my cheap jabflat said:No harm done, mate, I'm big enough & ugly enough to land on my feet in most things anyway.But I like the honest approach and response. Keep the ball rolling. Cheers!
being critical of anything that isnt close to home is all the same thing....if you dont know enough about something...but it isnt something you actually do..or think..then of course you wont agree.... Try having grown up with these feelings in you since puberty...and yet have everyone and most mothers tell you that your sick and wrong...when you never truely understand why they are wrong.....but then again everyone is entitled to their own opinion on every little aspect of life....its how they respect the opposite opinion that truely matters....snafu said:We'll if someone is critical of an entire race then they are racist. If they are critical of the entire religion of Jews, they are anti-Semitic. That's the defeniton of such. Critics of a sexual orientation is different. It's an act. I don't agree with them but it is different.
We'll if someone is critical of an entire race then they are racist. If they are critical of the entire religion of Jews, they are anti-Semitic. That's the defeniton of such.