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Originally posted by TheGame
um... I think racism is different than hating a person for being gay...
The main reason is if you hate sombody for being gay, you hate them for thier actions. Hating a person because his or her race is based on thier appearence and has nothing to do with what actions they made or how good or bad thier personality is.
What if a guy comes to you and says that he loves having sex with Children age 5 and under... and he claims he was "born this way", what makes him any different from a gay person?
It's all in what you think is moral or not, or what is acceptable sexual behavior. Desire and Actions are allways an option... they chose to do this, and I think it is wrong, they chose to do that and I think it is right. Either way I believe if you want to, you can hate a person for thier actions.
Some guys (both straight and gay) think that being gay is acceptable sexual behavior, some don't... some think sleeping with young children is acceptable sexual behavior, some think it's wrong... some think Crashing into a building in an airplane to kill thousands of people is acceptable behavior, some think it's wrong...
The fact is, there is no right or wrong... it all depends on YOU and what YOU feel is acceptable or not.
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Actually I think there is a right and a wrong. When the line between both gets blurred enough times, then there actually is no difference.
And, technically, homosexuality is illegal in this country.
In 1986, Bowers v. Hardwick case in the Supreme Court, it was ruled that the Constitution does not give people the right to engage in consexual sex in whatever form in the privacy of their homes. That's 1986. It was about some gay guys in Georgia. I read it in one of my college books. The reasoning doesn't make too much sense, but whatever.
And Game, everyone can tell where you stand on this ..
