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Agreed.

It is no different than saying a women deserves to be raped if she dresses "provocatively".
Why should the way a person dresses ever be justification for such abuse? Straight guys in bands for the last fifty years have dressed like he did. What about the way he dresses or walks means he is "gay"? What about being femme or butch or whatever flavor is an excuse to treat someone that way?

Maybe it is just me but this industry should be a celebration of human sexuality and an appreciation of everyone that puts more color and less hypocrisy in the world. :2 cents:

Celebration of human sexuality yes, but a straight guy posting a video on youtube with his predetermined idea of what a Gay man dresses like, walks like, and acts like, to get views on youtube, is not the same.

"3 Hours of Walking in NYC as a Homosexual" should have been "3 Hours of a straight man, Walking in NYC like a woman, dressed like a clown"

Celebrating diversity, yes. Promoting stereotypes of the Gay community by a straight mans perspective, no. :2 cents:

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Every gay guy I know is not into fem, doesn't act fem, and resents the idea that straights think that male gays are into fem. So, I get where seeing that straight dude act the straight stereotype of gay is just annoying and I agree it is just the other side of the same coin of intolerance.

I also agree your title would definitely be better too.

You really have done the work. You continually impress me here. Very deep and precisely on point. Hard to do the actual work. Hard to impress me. Well done Far-L.

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you smell good right now

A more serious and generous compliment would be hard to pay me, thank you.