Posted on 04/10/2014 5:32:22 AM PDT by SoFloFreeper
UMass guard Derrick Gordon hopes his decision to become the first openly gay player in Division I men’s basketball will inspire others.
“There are a lot of kids out there in my situation, probably far worse situations,” he said in a phone interview with The Associated Press. “Maybe I can give a lot of kids that confidence that they need to get over that hump.”
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Coincidence?
Meh. As a Purdue alum, I always assumed the entire squad for Indiana was gay.
Maybe I can give a lot of kids that confidence that they need to get over that hump.”
There’s a joke in there somewhere.
I hope “his decision” to be homosexual turns out just as well.
My theory: one of the most PRO-biblical marriage demographic groups in America is blacks. Especially black church goers.
Homosexual activists know this and have been working to divide this group and make it seem like being homosexual and black is “cool”.
Buggery requires a conscious decision and a physical act. The 'situation' is strictly of their own making.
Okay. This is a UMass guy.
Want to be like their mentors, Bowbama, Holder and, that manly, Jarrett!
Black men and women hate homosexuals. That’s why they call it the down lo.”
Black men and women hate homosexuals. That’s why they call it the down lo.”
Apparently the UM stands for Up My
First Gay Hoopster is a Minuteman.
His fellow queers no doubt disappointed in that.
He’s the best ball handler on the team.
He likes taking it to the hole.
But he has a limp wrist shot.
Forget the black church. The god Obama has spoken: gay is now good. End of story.
Between little barry homo Soetoro and Margaret Sanger, the race is in danger of extinction! But they will keep voting for the democrips until they’re in the grave for a decade or two.
Actually “down low” is for “straight” men who occasionally dabble in same-sex encounters
And exactly why do we need to know about his mental illness?
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