Violence Against the LGBT Community

**Kuishen** · 2012-07-26 02:11

Originally Posted by Celeste

I never said, "die people who are against human rights for all". I posted an image of Peter Sellers as Dr. Strangelove photoshopped to have poorly drawn sunglasses with a pink frame/pink lenses with the words, "die cis scum" in pink on the bottom right of the image.

Therefore, I will have to answer no. I have said nothing of the sort.

Cause posting an image you photoshopped yourself that tells a group of people to die isn't discrimination and advocating violence towards that group? Also nobody in this thread is against human rights for all, at least none that I've seen.

**Kuya** · 2012-07-26 02:39

Originally Posted by Dimmauk

Some gays feel the same way as me.

And?

**Kuya** · 2012-07-26 02:53

Originally Posted by Churchill

Damn, approaching milkster levels atm

You can't hold everyone else to your ideals. If Chik Fil A has good chicken and hates gay people, should I not eat Chik Fil A? Would I not eat Chik Fil A if instead they hated white people, or America? I'd still eat there, because what Chik Fil A thinks has little to do with how Chik Fil A tastes. (And I don't really even give a shit about Chil Fil A because it's fast food)

Do I boycott half of hollywoods movies because the large majority of their actors are celeste levels of batshit, or because they are horrendously wasteful with their money? Money that isn't even earned on merit as much as it is genetic fortune?

Do I boycott starbucks because they don't allow their local branches to display any form of thanks from military personnel in their stores so that people won't think they are pro war? Or do I just enjoy the coffee and the Via packets that probably kept me alive on missions overseas? Do you boycott starbucks for this reason? Were you aware of it?

How does one genuinely emphasize? If I'm not on a video like the fat bitch earlier in the thread, am I not contributing?

My set of skills are of a violent or predatory nature, are you going to hire me so that I am useful to your cause?

Is thinking that the Constitution itself already grants you the rights you seek not enough? Is there some way I should make the Constitution grant more rights? More specific rights? Specific rights? What can be done here that isn't technically already done? A special category for gay people in the Constitution where no other race/sex/creed gets a special category? Is there a Martin Luther King of gay rights to fall in behind, or is it 4 people in a park yelling at each other not making any sense?

It's terribly contrived to make a statement like, "people who care very little at all about gay people and just want spicy chicken" or claiming that "we put the value of chicken higher than that of real people". I'd like to know when Chik Fil A puts a muzzle on you, plugs your ass, and sends you to a straight camp. Until then, they're just a bigoted company who makes good chicken and their contribution to human rights in any manner is nil.

Making allegations of people because they don't think the same way, or act the same way that you do is pretty disheartening and the same thing happened with OWS. I remember showing up and saying people were wrong some particular ideas and just getting facefucked with derp like that video. Plus, baseless allegations are clearly my privilege.

I don't understand what you're trying to argue with me against. From what i'm getting your issue simply boils down to you not liking how harsh my statement sounded. Maybe you don't like the statement that you value spicy chicken more than the rights of gay people. That's fine. If you want me to phrase it in a nicer sounding way, just let me know. Just know that i don't judge you for having other priorities besides gay rights. You're a straight man, how can i possibly expect you to care about our issues when there are even gay men who proudly say they will continue to eat at chick a fil a because being gay doesn't define them?

I don't really mind it if you just don't care that much about this companies' anti gay stance, since i don't set the bar that high for straight people in general when it comes these issues. In fact i commend your bluntness on how important gay rights issues are to you, because what we need is more straight people who pay less lip service to gay issues and are more honest where they stand with gay people. Really, good for you.

**Mazmaz** · 2012-07-26 03:01

Is this one of those reverse psychology things?

**Churchill** · 2012-07-26 03:10

It's sort of a passive aggressive talking down from what I can gather. I'm not mad at you, I applaud you, I appreciate your honesty and I will lace these comments with my overall disdain for your views and ignore anything you said.

**hey** · 2012-07-26 03:12

You're a straight man, how can i possibly expect you to care about our issues when there are even gay men who proudly say they will continue to eat at chick a fil a because being gay doesn't define them?

Are you implying that someone can't care about lgbt rights and still eat at chick-a-fil-a?

**Kuya** · 2012-07-26 03:13

Originally Posted by Churchill

It's sort of a passive aggressive talking down from what I can gather. I'm not mad at you, I applaud you, I appreciate your honesty and I will lace these comments with my overall disdain for your views and ignore anything you said.

Well, being part of the affected community in question, it is only natural for me to disdain your behavior. Just as it is natural to admit that i cannot do anything to stop you from eating at this place, so the only thing i can do is wish you well and move on.

Originally Posted by hey

Are you implying that someone can't care about lgbt rights and still eat at chick-a-fil-a?

I've seen stranger things in life. So no, not at all. People believe in a lot of things.

**Galkaeater** · 2012-07-26 03:51

Originally Posted by BadKarma

THOSE DAMN CIS COMMIE BASTARDS

**BaneTheBrawler** · 2012-07-26 04:15

What if the Republic we fought to protect no longer exists? What if it's become the very evil we were fighting against!?

**Dimmauk** · 2012-07-26 06:43

If I had to put a value on gay rights, id say it's priceless. So gay rights > $6.50 Meal #1.

What does gay rights taste like?

**Acturus** · 2012-07-26 07:07

Originally Posted by Dimmauk

What does gay rights taste like?

Sandy vagina?

**Dimmauk** · 2012-07-26 07:56

What does the gay rights Happy Meal toy look like?

**Lenus** · 2012-07-26 08:39

I feel like having Chik Fil A for lunch today after reading this thread, not surprised its in the catholic hospital I work at.

**Brill Weave** · 2012-07-26 08:51

Therefore, I will have to answer no. I have said nothing of the sort.

After over 600 posts, finally, a straight answer from you. So proud of you <3

**Rhinox** · 2012-07-26 08:59

Originally Posted by Lenus

I feel like having Chik Fil A for lunch today after reading this thread, not surprised its in the catholic hospital I work at.

Wow you're such a bad boy. You must get lots of hot chix

**Brill Weave** · 2012-07-26 09:13

Chik Fil A is so good but my God their shit is terrible for you. Ever look at the nutritional value for their food? It's staggering.

**Yugl** · 2012-07-26 09:17

Originally Posted by Acturus

Sandy vagina?

I prefer the alphabet.

**Tweek** · 2012-07-26 10:48

Originally Posted by Kuya

I don't understand what you're trying to argue with me against. From what i'm getting your issue simply boils down to you not liking how harsh my statement sounded. Maybe you don't like the statement that you value spicy chicken more than the rights of gay people. That's fine. If you want me to phrase it in a nicer sounding way, just let me know. Just know that i don't judge you for having other priorities besides gay rights. You're a straight man, how can i possibly expect you to care about our issues when there are even gay men who proudly say they will continue to eat at chick a fil a because being gay doesn't define them?

I don't really mind it if you just don't care that much about this companies' anti gay stance, since i don't set the bar that high for straight people in general when it comes these issues. In fact i commend your bluntness on how important gay rights issues are to you, because what we need is more straight people who pay less lip service to gay issues and are more honest where they stand with gay people. Really, good for you.

So someone who says gay marriage isn't number 1 priority for them because they're a straight male or someone who votes for a President that is against gay marriage or someone who chooses to eat chick fil a is displaying apathy at best and is standing up to tell the gay community that they don't give a shit about them no matter what? Cause that's basically what you told me before.. but you never asked me how the fuck I voted on prop 8 all you care about is if someone votes for a President who opposes gay marriage or if they eat at chick fil a... that makes sense. How someone votes on the particular proposition that directly affects the gay community is less of an indication of how that person feels or who they side of the issue they support.

I'm also sick of people talking about someone who doesn't support gay marriage or is against it like they're evil fucks in this thread. like seriously WTF. I have friends who voted Yes on Prop 8, guess what they aren't evil pieces of shit who go around gay bashing people they just have different opinions on marriage.

**Kuya** · 2012-07-26 10:54

Originally Posted by Tweek

So someone who says gay marriage isn't number 1 priority for them because they're a straight male or someone who votes for a President that is against gay marriage or someone who chooses to eat chick fil a is displaying apathy at best and is standing up to tell the gay community that they don't give a shit about them no matter what? Cause that's basically what you told me before.. but you never asked me how the fuck I voted on prop 8 all you care about is if someone votes for a President who opposes gay marriage or if they eat at chick fil a... that makes sense. How someone votes on the particular proposition that directly affects the gay community is less of an indication of how that person feels or who they side of the issue they support.

I'm also sick of people talking about someone who doesn't support gay marriage or is against it like they're evil fucks in this thread. like seriously WTF. I have friends who voted Yes on Prop 8, guess what they aren't evil pieces of shit who go around gay bashing people they just have different opinions on marriage.

If i didn't respond to you the first time it was for a reason. When i consider you worth my time i'll let you know, don't worry. You don't have to follow me into different threads either, because it makes you look a bit desperate.

Ask Cadsuanes if he will talk to you.

**Cream Soda** · 2012-07-26 10:55

I really don't see the point in voting against it. If it's packaged with other shit (like presidency) that's one thing. Something like prop 8, where that's the only issue.

I look at it this way, if it doesn't directly effect me, why do I give a shit (whether I'm for it or against it). At worst, I'd just not vote on it at all if I didn't have any feelings towards it.

but what is 2 homosexuals getting married going to do to me? Nothing. I see no reason to go out of the way to go against it.

Now if two gay people getting married were going to somehow raise my taxes by a noticeable amount, or stop me from getting $1,000,000, or stop the production of videogames etc. then it'd make sense to vote against it because it'd have a negative outcome.

pretty much, anyone who voted against it, I won't call them evil like like some people in here, but they certainly are salty as fuck

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