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Gays = toe cancer
March 7th, 2008 2:07 pm · 31 comments
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| Bigmaclender2 3/7/08 1:21 PM | QUOTE(Lancaster Online @ Mar 7 2008, 02:10 PM) [snapback]363872[/snapback] Post your thoughts and comments about this blog post. And people wonder what's wrong with our society today.....Where did this woman come from??? You have got to be kidding me, right??? LMAO |
| Beth 3/7/08 1:25 PM | QUOTE(Bigmaclender2 @ Mar 7 2008, 01:21 PM) [snapback]363875[/snapback] And people wonder what's wrong with our society today.....Where did this woman come from??? You have got to be kidding me, right??? LMAO I'd be laughing, except it's so sad. Some teachings are so ingrained, some folks believe them without a second thought, and they never learn to think for themselves. |
| justplainjoe 3/7/08 1:43 PM | QUOTE(Beth @ Mar 7 2008, 02:25 PM) [snapback]363877[/snapback] I'd be laughing, except it's so sad. Some teachings are so ingrained, some folks believe them without a second thought, and they never learn to think for themselves. this is the kind of person heaven will be populated with so enjoy yourselves while you can.LOL |
| Beth 3/7/08 1:55 PM | QUOTE(justplainjoe @ Mar 7 2008, 01:43 PM) [snapback]363884[/snapback] this is the kind of person heaven will be populated with so enjoy yourselves while you can.LOL |
| The Logical One 3/7/08 2:21 PM | It is amazing to me that people like that actually exist. She is an idiot. |
| cyberscribbler 3/7/08 2:33 PM | QUOTE(Beth @ Mar 7 2008, 01:55 PM) [snapback]363891[/snapback] they'll have a big surprise waiting for them!!! Just like the person who blows him/herself up is in for a big surprise, or a big sleep, depending on how you look at it. |
| area man 3/7/08 4:39 PM | You can catch toe cancer from teh geys? |
| Goldilocks 3/7/08 7:03 PM | Gil, some of this audio is far fetched, however a “good” journalist would refute some of what she had to say with the correct facts. Why don’t you come up with some stats proving that gay people, especially gay men have the same life expectancy as heterosexual men? Or that the suicidal rate in gay young people is the same as their heterosexual peers. Or that schools aren’t teaching kids about gay families, such as “Heather has Two Mommies” or “The King and King”. Why don’t you take a stab at it and prove the woman wrong? (of course you won't, because you can't) QUOTE(area man @ Mar 7 2008, 04:39 PM) [snapback]363941[/snapback] You can catch toe cancer from teh geys? Actually that isn't what she said.She was likening the advancing of the gay agenda as a cancer on society and what she did say was…… “When you got cancer on your little toe, do you say, ‘I am going to forget about it, because the rest of me is fine. |
| dragonrider 3/7/08 7:20 PM | I find it totally offensive to say that I am a toe cancer on society that needs to be amputated and killed for the good of society. |
| Typhon 3/7/08 7:23 PM | QUOTE(Goldilocks @ Mar 7 2008, 08:03 PM) [snapback]363966[/snapback] Gil, some of this audio is far fetched, however a "good" journalist would refute some of what she had to say with the correct facts. Why don't you come up with some stats proving that gay people, especially gay men have the same life expectancy as heterosexual men? Or that the suicidal rate in gay young people is the same as their heterosexual peers. Or that schools aren't teaching kids about gay families, such as "Heather has Two Mommies" or "The King and King". Why don't you take a stab at it and prove the woman wrong? (of course you won't, because you can't) Actually that isn't what she said.She was likening the advancing of the gay agenda as a cancer on society and what she did say was…… "When you got cancer on your little toe, do you say, 'I am going to forget about it, because the rest of me is fine. Hello Goldilocks, I'm curious. Can you, without any reference to any religous reasons, give factual evidence that gays should not have the same rights as anyone else. I am a Christian and I cherish my Christianity. But my Christianity doesn't demonize gays. I guess we are from different denominations. My study of Christianity has shown me that the hatred of gays come from what man has added, not from what God has ordained. So, lets leave religon out completely. Why should gays not have the same legal rights as heterosexuals? Why should they be discriminated against? Why do you support this discrimination? Thank you in advance for putting deep thought into your response and providing nothing but absolute fact. QUOTE(dragonrider @ Mar 7 2008, 08:20 PM) [snapback]363969[/snapback] I find it totally offensive to say that I am a toe cancer on society that needs to be amputated and killed for the good of society. If it helps, I thin you are just fine the way you are and you are as important to our society as any other citizen is. You also make excellent, thoughtful and intelligent posts. |
| Goldilocks 3/7/08 8:09 PM | QUOTE(Typhon @ Mar 7 2008, 07:23 PM) [snapback]363970[/snapback] Hello Goldilocks, I'm curious. Can you, without any reference to any religous reasons, give factual evidence that gays should not have the same rights as anyone else. I am a Christian and I cherish my Christianity. But my Christianity doesn't demonize gays. I guess we are from different denominations. My study of Christianity has shown me that the hatred of gays come from what man has added, not from what God has ordained. So, lets leave religon out completely. God does not ordain hatred of anyone and true Christianity doesn’t demonize or condone hatred either. Christianity believes that all people deserve to be treated with kindness and respect. However homosexual sex is viewed as a sin, same as adultery or fornication. However, just because one views those acts as sin doesn’t mean they hate that person. Hubby and I have an in-law who commits adultery, by living with his girlfriend. He brings her to family gatherings and we have a friendly congenial relationship. I wouldn’t dream of hating her or treating her unkindly, because I believe they engage in what I would consider sinful behavior. In fact we never even talk about it, even though she knows where we stand. The problem is that many gay people view any disagreement with the gay lifestyle as hatred and that is so far from the truth. For those who disagree, it is simply a difference of opinion, not hatred. If gay people were secure in their positions, they wouldn’t feel threatened by dissent. QUOTE Why should gays not have the same legal rights as heterosexuals? Why should they be discriminated against? If you are referring to gay marriage, marriage isn’t a legal right; it is privilege that should meet a criterion, that criteria being defined as between one man and one woman. I do believe that gay people should be granted civil unions with all the perks of marriage. |
| dragonrider 3/7/08 8:19 PM | Civil unions = seperate and unequal but we have seen in the past how well tha worked. Also in New Jersey where civil unions are legal , employers are not considering the two to be equal and are denying the benefits to those in a civil union that are given to those involved in a marriage. |
| Typhon 3/7/08 8:25 PM | QUOTE(Goldilocks @ Mar 7 2008, 09:09 PM) [snapback]363978[/snapback] God does not ordain hatred of anyone and true Christianity doesn't demonize or condone hatred either. Christianity believes that all people deserve to be treated with kindness and respect. However homosexual sex is viewed as a sin, same as adultery or fornication. However, just because one views those acts as sin doesn't mean they hate that person. Hubby and I have an in-law who commits adultery, by living with his girlfriend. He brings her to family gatherings and we have a friendly congenial relationship. I wouldn't dream of hating her or treating her unkindly, because I believe they engage in what I would consider sinful behavior. In fact we never even talk about it, even though she knows where we stand. The problem is that many gay people view any disagreement with the gay lifestyle as hatred and that is so far from the truth. For those who disagree, it is simply a difference of opinion, not hatred. If gay people were secure in their positions, they wouldn't feel threatened by dissent. I asked, rather politely and coherently to give reason for the discrimination of gays without using religon as a factor. You have given a totally religous based response. I will ask again, as perhaps it wasn't clear. Can you give any reason, OTHER THAN RELGIOUS BELIEF, why gays should be discriminated against or not have equal rights with everyone else? Thank you for taking the time to understand the question and offer a viable response. QUOTE(Goldilocks @ Mar 7 2008, 09:09 PM) [snapback]363978[/snapback] If you are referring to gay marriage, marriage isn't a legal right; it is privilege that should meet a criterion, that criteria being defined as between one man and one woman. I do believe that gay people should be granted civil unions with all the perks of marriage. That criteria does not exist. That is the reason so many fundamentalists are trying to get ammendments to the constitution or new laws written saying it is one man and one woman. It is not stipulated anywhere that it is defined as such other than through religous dogma. Now, without the use of religous belief, please give good reason to deny the "privelege" of marriage to gays while granting it to heterosexual when there is no legal reason for doing so that isn't religously based. Thank you for sticking to the question and not reverting to your religous views in your upcoming answer. |
| dragonrider 3/7/08 8:36 PM | The new push is for amendments that call not just for banning gay marriage but also civil unions or anything that resembles civil unions so again showing this is not just about saving marriage but about keeping some people as second class citizens. But please lets not just limit this thread to marriage. Gay = toe cancer is a call to remove gay people and gay culture from society. One surgically removes cancer she chose that analogy with purpose she believes that gay people should be invisible in schools and in society and if that by necessity involves surgical removal ( killing gays) so be it. |
| Goldilocks 3/7/08 8:43 PM | QUOTE(Typhon @ Mar 7 2008, 08:25 PM) [snapback]363983[/snapback] I asked, rather politely and coherently to give reason for the discrimination of gays without using religon as a factor. You have given a totally religous based response. I will ask again, as perhaps it wasn't clear. Can you give any reason, OTHER THAN RELGIOUS BELIEF, why gays should be discriminated against or not have equal rights with everyone else? Thank you for taking the time to understand the question and offer a viable response. That criteria does not exist. That is the reason so many fundamentalists are trying to get ammendments to the constitution or new laws written saying it is one man and one woman. It is not stipulated anywhere that it is defined as such other than through religous dogma. Now, without the use of religous belief, please give good reason to deny the "privelege" of marriage to gays while granting it to heterosexual when there is no legal reason for doing so that isn't religously based. Thank you for sticking to the question and not reverting to your religous views in your upcoming answer. You brought your religious views into the mix when you said in a previous post…. I am a Christian and I cherish my Christianity. But my Christianity doesn't demonize gays. I guess we are from different denominations. My study of Christianity has shown me that the hatred of gays come from what man has added, not from what God has ordained. Than you asked me to keep mine out of the mix. Isn’t that a bit presumptuous? |
| wonderwoman 3/7/08 10:17 PM | Because homosexuality is a choice. It is not genetically programmed no matter how many times you turn blue in the face. QUOTE The new push is for amendments that call not just for banning gay marriage but also civil unions or anything that resembles civil unions so again showing this is not just about saving marriage but about keeping some people as second class citizens. But please lets not just limit this thread to marriage. Gay = toe cancer is a call to remove gay people and gay culture from society. One surgically removes cancer she chose that analogy with purpose she believes that gay people should be invisible in schools and in society and if that by necessity involves surgical removal ( killing gays) so be it. |
| Beth 3/7/08 10:42 PM | QUOTE(wonderwoman @ Mar 7 2008, 10:17 PM) [snapback]364000[/snapback] Because homosexuality is a choice. It is not genetically programmed no matter how many times you turn blue in the face. 16 There are six things the LORD hates, seven that are detestable to him: 17 haughty eyes, a lying tongue, hands that shed innocent blood, 18 a heart that devises wicked schemes, feet that are quick to rush into evil, 19 a false witness who pours out lies and a person who stirs up dissension in the community. How many of these are deliberate choices? Pride, lying, murder, evil schemes, ....people always stirring up trouble? Why always single out homosexuality? Is gossip less of a sin? If I repeat gossip over and over again, is it deliberate? Is that sin gray, while other sins are black? 9Do you not know that the wicked will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor male prostitutes nor homosexual offenders 10nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. 11And that is what some of you were. But you were washed, you were sanctified, you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and by the Spirit of our God. Christs' death covers all sin. Whether we are continually unkind to others or sexually unclean. He lumps them all together there is no bell curve on sin. |
| dragonrider 3/7/08 11:24 PM | homosexuality is not a choice but having a closed bigoted mind is. |
| harv1 3/7/08 11:30 PM | Wonderwoman et al who truly believe that sexuality is a choice: can you remember the day that you chose to be a heterosexual? When I read someone saying that homosexuality is a choice, I always wonder if they are saying that because they themselves chose to lead a heterosexual life despite having homosexual tendencies, thoughts and desires. Something to ponder... |
| Typhon 3/8/08 9:30 AM | QUOTE(Goldilocks @ Mar 7 2008, 09:43 PM) [snapback]363992[/snapback] You brought your religious views into the mix when you said in a previous post…. I am a Christian and I cherish my Christianity. But my Christianity doesn't demonize gays. I guess we are from different denominations. My study of Christianity has shown me that the hatred of gays come from what man has added, not from what God has ordained. Than you asked me to keep mine out of the mix. Isn't that a bit presumptuous? No, it wasn't presumptuous, it was allowing you to realize that I am also Christian so I didn't need a lecture on Christianity. Now, will you please answer the question posed or decline to answer showing there is no basis other than your religous beliefs, whichever is neccesary? QUOTE(dragonrider @ Mar 7 2008, 09:36 PM) [snapback]363988[/snapback] The new push is for amendments that call not just for banning gay marriage but also civil unions or anything that resembles civil unions so again showing this is not just about saving marriage but about keeping some people as second class citizens. But please lets not just limit this thread to marriage. Gay = toe cancer is a call to remove gay people and gay culture from society. One surgically removes cancer she chose that analogy with purpose she believes that gay people should be invisible in schools and in society and if that by necessity involves surgical removal ( killing gays) so be it. It does hint a bit at Hitler vs the Jews and is, in itself, a reason to have the woman removed from any office she may hold of power and cited under hate speech laws. Advocating for genocide is a very serious matter. QUOTE(wonderwoman @ Mar 7 2008, 11:17 PM) [snapback]364000[/snapback] Because homosexuality is a choice. It is not genetically programmed no matter how many times you turn blue in the face. So I suppose the homosexual agenda folks just ruined it for everyone else [[[who may be ]]]]living that way [[[in a homosexual lifestyle]]] but keeping their mouths shut and minding their own business. If the verbal ones had kept their mouths shut, then life would not have toughened up for people who make that homosexual choice perhaps. I do not agree with civil unions... but rather joint property contracts for those who chose to live together for any reason. If there is a true lack of discrimination, then any single who choses to live with another single person for whatever reason, will have equal rights. Examples: There are times it would be good for young adults to enter into a joint property contract during college years... or when just starting a business life in a new city. No matter why they are adults living together, if the tax and property laws were equitable, then there should be less discrimination against folks. What we don't know should not lead us to get our noses dirty. My, how Hitler-esque of you. Madam, you disgust me. QUOTE(harv1 @ Mar 8 2008, 12:30 AM) [snapback]364008[/snapback] Wonderwoman et al who truly believe that sexuality is a choice: can you remember the day that you chose to be a heterosexual? When I read someone saying that homosexuality is a choice, I always wonder if they are saying that because they themselves chose to lead a heterosexual life despite having homosexual tendencies, thoughts and desires. Something to ponder... It makes me wonder what type of women Wonderwoman and Goldilocks are attracted to. It's apparent through their words that they feel it's a choice, therefore they must choose to not follow those pangs in their hearts. It stands to reason that they have physical attraction toward certain women and they choose not to act on it, since, as they say, homosexuality is a choice. Since the two of you have had so much experience in choosing heterosexuality over these feelings of homosexuality that haunt you, can you give us some insight in how to overcome those desires you have toward women who sexually arouse you? |
| BuffaloBill 3/8/08 11:19 AM | ok may I suggest the use of the ignore function. for those who are pro gay I would suggest ignoring wonderwoman and goldilocks, that way you can voice your opinions and not be reduced to posts that will result in being banned. for wonderwoman and goldilocks no offense to you two, for I feel everyone is entitled to their own opinions whether right or wrong, but may I suggest using the ignore function on those posters who may seem similar to past posters with whom we have had conflicting opinions that have degraded into nonproductive discourse. This sort of discussion gets us no where and causes undue stress to those involved. And we aren't typing anything that hasn't been typed before. save the electrons for more productive conversations. someone please be the bigger person. |
| Lancaster 3/8/08 11:25 AM | QUOTE(BuffaloBill @ Mar 8 2008, 12:19 PM) [snapback]364087[/snapback] ok may I suggest the use of the ignore function. for those who are pro gay I would suggest ignoring wonderwoman and goldilocks, that way you can voice your opinions and not be reduced to posts that will result in being banned. for wonderwoman and goldilocks no offense to you two, for I feel everyone is entitled to their own opinions whether right or wrong, but may I suggest using the ignore function on those posters who may seem similar to past posters with whom we have had conflicting opinions that have degraded into nonproductive discourse. This sort of discussion gets us no where and causes undue stress to those involved. And we aren't typing anything that hasn't been typed before. save the electrons for more productive conversations. someone please be the bigger person. Why do you think Gil keeps firing out the 'gay' articles at breakneck pace? It pushes everyone's buttons and its good for business |
| BuffaloBill 3/8/08 11:29 AM | QUOTE(Lancaster @ Mar 8 2008, 11:25 AM) [snapback]364090[/snapback] Why do you think Gil keeps firing out the 'gay' articles at breakneck pace? It pushes everyone's buttons and its good for business I attributed it to writer's block. all work and no play makes Jack a dull boy [attachmentid=1648] |
| Goldilocks 3/8/08 11:30 AM | QUOTE(BuffaloBill @ Mar 8 2008, 11:19 AM) [snapback]364087[/snapback] ok may I suggest the use of the ignore function. for those who are pro gay I would suggest ignoring wonderwoman and goldilocks, that way you can voice your opinions and not be reduced to posts that will result in being banned. for wonderwoman and goldilocks no offense to you two, for I feel everyone is entitled to their own opinions whether right or wrong, but may I suggest using the ignore function on those posters who may seem similar to past posters with whom we have had conflicting opinions that have degraded into nonproductive discourse. This sort of discussion gets us no where and causes undue stress to those involved. And we aren't typing anything that hasn't been typed before. save the electrons for more productive conversations. someone please be the bigger person. Thanks for the advice BB. If you noticed I didn't respond to the last post that was addressed to me. I was somewhat slow in catching on to the latest new poster, that sounds like a previously banned poster. My apologies. |
| BuffaloBill 3/8/08 11:37 AM | It seems to be a persisten problem that some people have with each other and I don't believe it can be healthy. Everyone is tested at different times in their lives and this just might be one that some need to overcome. Pointing out the similarities has only lead to name calling and unsavory comments in the past and in turn caused thread closures, until Gil starts the whole mess running again. It's really a turn off. |
| LicenseForMayhem 3/8/08 11:58 AM | Just let it go, and maybe the hydra will stop sprouting heads. |
| Goldilocks 3/8/08 1:02 PM | QUOTE(LicenseForMayhem @ Mar 8 2008, 11:58 AM) [snapback]364100[/snapback] Just let it go, and maybe the hydra will stop sprouting heads. Gasp...you said the "H" word. I know License, but as I said I was a little slow in catching on to the last one. It appears as if there are three heads posting right now. |
| dragonrider 3/8/08 1:05 PM | I hope no one thinks I am some head of a Hydra. If I have offended the sensibilities of some by the voiciferousness of my objection to those who are disgusted by my life they are my own thoughts not the pseudonym of some banned poster. |
| Typhon 3/8/08 2:12 PM | QUOTE(dragonrider @ Mar 8 2008, 02:05 PM) [snapback]364122[/snapback] I hope no one thinks I am some head of a Hydra. If I have offended the sensibilities of some by the voiciferousness of my objection to those who are disgusted by my life they are my own thoughts not the pseudonym of some banned poster. Nor am I. It seems to be the excuse used to avoid answering questions. So be it. |
| Typhon 3/8/08 7:03 PM | QUOTE(BuffaloBill @ Mar 8 2008, 12:19 PM) [snapback]364087[/snapback] ok may I suggest the use of the ignore function. for those who are pro gay I would suggest ignoring wonderwoman and goldilocks, that way you can voice your opinions and not be reduced to posts that will result in being banned. for wonderwoman and goldilocks no offense to you two, for I feel everyone is entitled to their own opinions whether right or wrong, but may I suggest using the ignore function on those posters who may seem similar to past posters with whom we have had conflicting opinions that have degraded into nonproductive discourse. This sort of discussion gets us no where and causes undue stress to those involved. And we aren't typing anything that hasn't been typed before. save the electrons for more productive conversations. someone please be the bigger person. I believe you are correct. It's becoming increasingly clear that both Hitler and Napoleon are serving no purpose other than to hit and run but refuse to have a discussion of any intelligence on the matter. Looking back through old posts, it is clear that if their opinion is disagreed with, they go on a shreiking attack and play victim when it is clear it was never their intention to discuss anything but only to force their own incorrect opinions down the throat of anyone who dares to disagree. They engage in a game of semantics to avoid answering a simple question and try to escalate the debate to the level of junior high school shouting matches. I would like to know why anyone who disagrees with either of them gets banned while they remain for the same or worse behaviors, which I have been told by numerous people is the case here. It seems contrary to the purpose of a discussion board. I will accept your sound advice and simply ignore their outrageous attacks on logic and humanity in order to not take away from intelligent conversation by those who have a true interest in finding a solution to the disinfranchisement of a significant portion of the population who is being discriminated against for no reason other than a radical right wing propoganda campaign waged by those who are motivated by hatred and fear with the desire to commit genocide if they were allowed to do so. When you resort to an argument with a fool, it becomes difficult to tell who the real fool is. |
| usedmeat 3/8/08 10:08 PM | Ghouldie, is this you? She uses the trem "Government Schools". Pittsburgh is gay? I always thought there was something about the Steelers. Meanwhile the local republicans are looking to draft this person to run for office here. |
















