Since when does cracking a joke about homosexuals being gay make you a bigot?
Übereil
There fixed it for you, just like you guys did with your substitution tests.
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Since when does cracking a joke about homosexuals being gay make you a bigot?
Übereil
There fixed it for you, just like you guys did with your substitution tests.
There fixed it for you, just like you guys did with your substitution tests.
An American study, studying American children.
If I had a nickel for every time you talked out your ass....I'd be a wealthy man.
Spare me the rebuttals of ignorance, I doubt you have any clue about the research Ubereil was speaking about.
Speaking of ignorance... next time try doing some research of your own before running your mouth. The first 3 links to studies regarding that topic to turn up on a Yahoo search were: British, Canadian, and Irish.
I do thank you for the reply though, it makes it so much easier when you constantly stick your own foot in your mouth.
I simply put forth what I learned in my education. Is "yahoo" your level of insight in psychology?
Lol, apparently your education doesn't make up for lack of common sense.
JDR, you're a stupid imperialist pigdog, solely based on your US mailing address. Accept it. Revel in it. Rub their upturned noses in it. That really pisses 'em off. I think it's kinda like the black community co-opting the word "nigger"
Yeah, homosexuals are gay. Apart from the lesbians.
So, I'm a bigot now?
Übereil
Lets see if I can get this reply in before the thread is closed.
The substitution example said a JOKE about homosexuals being gay, not that they are gay. And as far as I'm aware, most would find such jokes offensive just as they find jokes offensive about blacks or jews.
So if youre in agreement with the pre substituted statement, according to PJ's test, you are a bigot. Personally, i could care less. Its not my test.
Not exactly. It's intentionally over the top. Either people realize how silly the insults have gotten and lighten up, or we discover that folks are taking themselves far too seriously, in which case closing the thread is the best bet for all concerned.Nice attempt to close thread.
And it's pretty amusing how you're using the substitution test against someone who isn't even using it. Why not use it against PJ? I mean, it's a great way to dodge the fact that you're making a bigoted argument and aiming to oppress people's constitutional (and human) rights based on your prejudice and simply because you dislike a group of people or what they do, despite the fact what they are doing does not harm you, themselves, or anyone else.
He's been arguing PJ's points since we began our scuffle.
P.S. I'm not doing anything to oppress peoples constitutional rights, nor do I dislike a group of people. So please take your canned argument and aim it at someone who is actually arguing against your argument instead of trying to turn me into a strawman.
I am merely pointing out hipocrisy.
Oxlar said:I'm all for live and let live. But I also don't want this lifestyle being advertised and flaunted to my daughter. If she grows up to be gay, then thats fine. But I prefer man and wife, mother and father, family values to be the influence for my daughter's life. The fed should not get involved. Thats what our federalist system was meant to handle. The local governments are allowed to conform to the desires of its local population, and if you don't like your local policies then move some place that is more in line with your values. Unfortunately, the fed has completely overstepped its power and has taken this away from local governments.
Oxlar said:When our culture celebrates and advertises the gay lifestyle, it becomes an identity. And when many young people are lost without an idea of their identity, they can be susceptible to alternate lifestyles. You may think thats great! The more gay people, the merrier. I do not. That is my choice and that is the choice I will make in raising my daughter. If she has that genetic code, then there is nothing I can do about it. But don't tell me that our society does not have any impact on the number of gay people.
OXLAR said:This 'natural selection' that you talk about is the whole point to federalism. This is why it is a part of our founding father's established government. This allows those with differing opinions to live with a government that, at a local level, coalese in like minded communities and still be a part of the greater whole that is called the United States of America. If you don't like your local ordinances then you can move to a place with like minded individuals and create your own local ordinances. Be aware that I am not saying this in regards to homosexuality, I'm just countering your espoused notion of singular collectivism and why it is wrong.
But seriously, I do take issue with that test, because I believe there are groups that in society that legitimately deserve discrimination. That test would let those groups get off easy if it was applied.
Lets see if I can get this reply in before the thread is closed.
The substitution example said a JOKE about homosexuals being gay, not that they are gay. And as far as I'm aware, most would find such jokes offensive just as they find jokes offensive about blacks or jews.