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Old 10-19-2003, 05:02 PM  
fun2cboys
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Quote:
Originally posted by Battuss


Its the behaviour of most gay guys and the "im so proud to be gay" thing that is often annoying.

Do what you want, just dont feel the urge so much to let the whole world know that you fuck guys and are proud of it.



GAY PRIDE is not at all about gays being proud that they fuck guys.....


Think about it. Discrimination against gay people is based on the notion that our relationships are, at worst, just plain wrong, and at best, not as worthy as those of heterosexuals I have been with my boyfriend for 8 years....Why cant we legalize our bond? So that we can be afforded the same opportunities that any heterosexual couple has?

GAY PRIDE is about gays and lesbians seeking the same considerations that are afforded to every other human being including the right to marry adopt children file joint taxes etc.......

Its not about gay rights its about HUMAN RIGHTS

And gay pride is also a commemeration of some people in NY who decided that it was time to stand up and be heard about those rights that were being denied to them because it wasnt socially acceptable....


Why the hell would I want to be PROUD that I fuck someone.....Maybe proud that I love someone enough to fuck them but not proud because I fuck someone.

You know what this thread was useless because as it will ALWAYS be there will be differating opinions about what is acceptable or not.....

All I said in the beginning as I have said many times is that the word faggot is not nice....You can say it all you want if thats the kind of person that you would like to be and that is the kind of person that you want to teach your children to be and for them to teach thier children ..Go ahead keep the hate alive FOREVER...



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