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Dennis Miller, before 9/11/2001 scared him into becoming more militant (his words, not mine) had an excellent comment on this issue. “There is so much hate and intolerance in the world that I (miller) will never stand in the way of people who want to live in a loving committed relationship…but bisexuals are just greedy.” I love my gay friends and will stand beside them and attend their weddings should Virginia make it legal. However… barring further information that could make me rethink the issue… I agree with Dennis Miller, bisexuals are just greedy. Respectfully, even to the bisexuals, C.
No one is forcing anything upon you. But society forced its intolerance on them. No one is forcing you to be ina gay or lesbian relationship, but at the same time you do not have the right to force to homosexuals who are attracted to each other, who desire each other, who love each other to abstain from their pursuit of happiness.
And you want to talk about intolerance, look in the mirror.
What jerks we’ve got in the comments this morning. “Who cares” if Mormons can worship as they see fit? Who cares if a Black man can marry a White woman? It turns out that we all should care that all Americans have freedom. Because currently, gay people don’t have the freedom the rest of us have; and our current president is the first president who actually is leading on the issue.
i’m happily straight. over the years, i’ve been to ‘straight’ weddings and a couple of ‘gay’ weddings for happily gay friends. the only difference i saw was in how hard they fought to get to where they are now. i have never figured out why the govt belongs in our bedrooms or in making so-called ‘moral’ dicta for adults who are not imposing their will on anyone. b/t/w, my gay friends seem to stick together much longer than my straights.
besides, there’s less competition for the ones I want to date……
C, another of my favorite comments about the gay marriage discussion in California a few years back. I’m paraphrasing but his comment went like: * “Of course we should allow gay marriage. They are entitled to be just as miserable as heterosexuals and should have to support the legal system for divorce just like the rest of us.”
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4my10851cs said, 4 months ago
who cares?
Movingsound
said, 4 months ago
@4my10851cs
Not you. Or perhaps you do care…. but in a negative way.
pcolli said, 4 months ago
It matters not one bit. As long as people are good to eachother, no one has any cause for complaint.
Kylie2112 said, 4 months ago
@4my10851cs
It’s nice to see that they can be out and happy.
Respectful Troll said, 4 months ago
Dennis Miller, before 9/11/2001 scared him into becoming more militant (his words, not mine) had an excellent comment on this issue.
“There is so much hate and intolerance in the world that I (miller) will never stand in the way of people who want to live in a loving committed relationship…but bisexuals are just greedy.”
I love my gay friends and will stand beside them and attend their weddings should Virginia make it legal.
However… barring further information that could make me rethink the issue… I agree with Dennis Miller, bisexuals are just greedy.
Respectfully, even to the bisexuals,
C.
zoidknight said, 4 months ago
@Movingsound
The more you force it on people, the less tolerant they shall be.
ODon said, 4 months ago
@zoidknight
“Force” is not the term to use to acknowledge the rights of another. In facts, in this case, it sounds more like a threat.
TheTrustedMechanic said, 4 months ago
@zoidknight
No one is forcing anything upon you. But society forced its intolerance on them. No one is forcing you to be ina gay or lesbian relationship, but at the same time you do not have the right to force to homosexuals who are attracted to each other, who desire each other, who love each other to abstain from their pursuit of happiness.
And you want to talk about intolerance, look in the mirror.
ARodney said, 4 months ago
What jerks we’ve got in the comments this morning. “Who cares” if Mormons can worship as they see fit? Who cares if a Black man can marry a White woman? It turns out that we all should care that all Americans have freedom. Because currently, gay people don’t have the freedom the rest of us have; and our current president is the first president who actually is leading on the issue.
jerry6665 said, 4 months ago
i’m happily straight. over the years, i’ve been to ‘straight’ weddings and a couple of ‘gay’ weddings for happily gay friends. the only difference i saw was in how hard they fought to get to where they are now. i have never figured out why the govt belongs in our bedrooms or in making so-called ‘moral’ dicta for adults who are not imposing their will on anyone. b/t/w, my gay friends seem to stick together much longer than my straights.
besides, there’s less competition for the ones I want to date……
lonecat said, 4 months ago
I care. As a straight person, I care a lot about gay rights.
Jase99 said, 4 months ago
@ “Good for Clark Kent and maybe Jase, but I agree Wo cares.”
Anyone who believes in equal rights for ALL citizens cares.
mickey1339
said, 4 months ago
@Respectful Troll
C, another of my favorite comments about the gay marriage discussion in California a few years back. I’m paraphrasing but his comment went like:
*
“Of course we should allow gay marriage. They are entitled to be just as miserable as heterosexuals and should have to support the legal system for divorce just like the rest of us.”
mickey1339
said, 4 months ago
It’s ironic with all Miller’s jokes about marriage etc, he’s (purportedly) happily married for the last 25 years and has two kids.
I Play One On TV said, 4 months ago
@Respectful Troll
“Being bisexual automatically doubles your chances of getting a date on Saturday night.”—-Woody Allen