A Fuzzy Thread

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If one is pro-gay but not outed as gay, is one hiding something? In other words, is there something not stated on the agenda of that person?

[Ron61]

Ray,

If you are referring to my post above, I am not Gay nor do I back their trying to ram it down people's throats. But they are people just as you and I. What I said was that I worked around them a lot as my job took me to many places across the country and San Francisco has to be the Gay Capital of the world. I have no agenda and stated that my beliefs were in opposition to gay marriage, but I do not have the right to judge nor tell them or anyone else what to do. I would almost bet that at some point of your life you have worked or been around some gays and never even knew it. When I have something to say, it will be said clearly and not in innuendos.

Ron

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Originally Posted by Ron61

Ray,

If you are referring to my post above, I am not Gay nor do I back their trying to ram it down people's throats. But they are people just as you and I. What I said was that I worked around them a lot as my job took me to many places across the country and San Francisco has to be the Gay Capital of the world. I have no agenda and stated that my beliefs were in opposition to gay marriage, but I do not have the right to judge nor tell them or anyone else what to do. I would almost bet that at some point of your life you have worked or been around some gays and never even knew it. When I have something to say, it will be said clearly and not in innuendos.

Ron

It's not directed at you, Ron (you were just the next post up) - it's a general question - just wondering what's really on the agenda of those that really are pro-gay but not outed as gay and claim to not be gay. Just wondering if at least some of those people - people that really push the gay agenda have something else in their background - secret thoughts, secret desires that may be pushing the stated agenda of being fair, etc.

Actually, there is nothing wrong with being gay - it's the in your face stuff that upsets people and those that really push the gay agenda that upset people - I'm just wondering what's behind the door.

[Ron61]

Ray,

Thanks for the clarification. I guess we just had the misfortune of my post getting in just before yours. I don't like the In your face stuff either and that should not be done.

Ron

[VRM]

Ron,
Yep, religion is usually the sticking point. Religions and other institutions that rely on group strength (military comes to mind) tend to beat down the individual in favour of conformity.

Religions also tend to oppose assisted suicide and birth control. 2000 years ago those sort of things were not very conducive to building the strength of the group.

Steve