DamnYankee
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It doesn't fit me. As always, I search for the truth without prejudice.
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It doesn't fit me. As always, I search for the truth without prejudice.
USFREEDOM911
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I think that this statement of yours, is untrue; because you have rejected anything that was offered, that goes against your pre-determined "opinion".
And "opinions" aren't the truth.
DamnYankee
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You haven't offered anything other than opinion.
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The first thing that came to mind reading the story is of those who speak at AA meetings. We hear about how wrong they were when they drank and how, after seeing the "light", they found the correct way.
(Excerpt)...he was busy contemplating queer theory, marching in gay rights rallies and urging young people to celebrate (not just accept) their same-sex attractions......I had never met anyone so sure of himself. (End)
After his "conversion" (Excerpt)....he said that he was “repulsed to think about homosexuality” and that he was “going to do what I can to fight it.”........(End)
My point is, just like the person who gives up alcohol, they were right when they were drinking and they are right now. They are never wrong at the moment.
And let’s not forget the attention. Again, like many a converted drinker, the typical loud mouth was always right then and after a conversion, guess what, once again the center of attention telling people how right they are now.
As for his homosexuality I think it had more to do with getting attention (friends, family, public rallies, etc) than actually being a homosexual. After the “newness” wore off he switched sides and put himself back in the limelight.
Personally, I would put any credence on anything he says.
(Excerpt)...he was busy contemplating queer theory, marching in gay rights rallies and urging young people to celebrate (not just accept) their same-sex attractions......I had never met anyone so sure of himself. (End)
After his "conversion" (Excerpt)....he said that he was “repulsed to think about homosexuality” and that he was “going to do what I can to fight it.”........(End)
My point is, just like the person who gives up alcohol, they were right when they were drinking and they are right now. They are never wrong at the moment.
And let’s not forget the attention. Again, like many a converted drinker, the typical loud mouth was always right then and after a conversion, guess what, once again the center of attention telling people how right they are now.
As for his homosexuality I think it had more to do with getting attention (friends, family, public rallies, etc) than actually being a homosexual. After the “newness” wore off he switched sides and put himself back in the limelight.
Personally, I would put any credence on anything he says.
DamnYankee
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USFREEDOM911
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You may claim that you are "searching for the truth"; but your past postings have shown that you are highly prejudicial and reject anything that does not fit into your view of what should be; in regards to homosexuality.
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But unfortunetly for you, my "opinion" is shared by what appears to be an increasingly larger and larger segment of the population.
And then; there is the fact, that my "opinion" is in line with numerous scientific and medical studies.
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really? this guy claims it. he says he engaged in homosexual behavior, thought he was homosexual, then realized he is not. according to this person, you can in fact choose.
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Which goes right back to my comment that this is akin to me "choosing" to be classified as beige, instead of white.
The gay friend that interviewed him believes he is no longer gay~ of course others now want to say he was never gay...what ever fits the the agenda.
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USFREEDOM911
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So you choose to be a hetrosexual.
Just curious; but what homosexual behavior did you experiance that made you "choose" your decision?
In fact many in the transgender community push for just that kind of understanding- The point they wish to make, however, is that those choices are driven by preference. I posted a psychiatric link to a noted psychiatrist who thinks the greatest disservice to homosexuality has been this intolerance towards helping homosexuals who do not wish to prefer homosexuality-but want help overcoming that preference. The years lost in research and therapy can never be regained. Yes, folks, there really are a large number of homosexual persons who would like to change their sexual preferences and who believe that it can be accomplished.
Surely yurt is not as stupid as this post indicates.
Did you choose to be stupid?
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such intelligent contribution...just goes to show that someone with an iq of 30 can make a post or two on the internet
and once again, dune is on the attack for no reason. doesn't contribute anything meaningful, just spouts his obsessive anti yurt diatribe
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when you can't debate, ad hom all the way. i never said "I" chose. we are talking about the guy in the OP and the fact that some do choose. you can get pissy and personal if you want, but it doesn't bolster your argument.
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put your money where your mouth is...you know where i live...come on tough guy...i bet you piss yourself if you actually came here and said that to my face
