Looks like the attack has started. Remember when the homosexuals didn’t have all this power. Now they are the bullies.
A friend of mine told me that if Manti Te’O came out and said he was gay (don’t know if he is, just a hypothetical), that he wouldn’t be drafted. I bet him a six-pack that he would still be drafted. He thought I was crazy. Am I wrong?
Go’49ers!
They are SO different in so many ways. How they think, hygiene, disease, children, associates, hypocrisy or truth, end-of-life situations and judgment. Lots of differences.
Kwame’s sweet on Culliver.
“Hate” speech: The death of Free Speech.
“gay people are not so different than straight people,”
So you dumbasses keep saying, but you can’t stand it when you’re treated like straight people.
I don’t change clothes in front of women I don’t know because I’m inhibited by the knowledge I may be judged in terms of sexuality. It makes me uncomfortable.
So....if gays are like straight people, why can’t I say they make me uncomfortable and aren’t welcome in my locker room?
Hatred is defined in the media as having views which counter the elite based zeitgeist.
Hatred is defined in the media as having views which counter the elite based zeitgeist.
What is hateful is pretending a behavior is good and normal when it is evil.
Making an observation is not “hate” and yes, he will recant within a day probably
But it is okay for you as a homosexual to spread disease and mental illness?
Strictly speaking it means corrosive substances like sulfuric acid. Someone borrowed it as a way to sound too intelligent to risk criticism once, forty years ago, as a substitute for acid, or acidic.
One can gauge someone's youth, particularly young liberal political "spinsters," to use another word inappropriately, by how often they actually use the word "onus," as "the weight of evidence leans toward BLANK being the one responsible, or "the onus" falls on FILL IN THE BLANK.
A sure sign of someone afraid of having the worthlessness of their particular college degree discovered.
Sounds like the only person spreading vitriol and hate is Kwame Harris who beat up his boyfriend.
On January 28, 2013, at San Mateo County Superior Court, Harris pleaded not guilty to charges that he assaulted his ex-boyfriend, Dimitri Geier, on August 21, 2012. He was charged with felony counts of domestic violence causing great bodily injury and assault with force likely to produce great bodily injury. Geier also sued Harris for assault, battery, false imprisonment, negligence and both intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress. According to the suit, Harris became upset and the two men argued after Geier poured soy sauce on a plate of rice at a restaurant in Menlo Park, California. The situation escalated as the two exchanged blows. His attorney, Alin Cintean, said Geier assaulted Harris first. “Unfortunately, Mr. Geier is the one who ended up with an injury,” he said.
Harris and Geier, who used to room together, had allegedly been on-again, off-again lovers for more than a two-year period. Reportedly, the pair’s argument began over some spilled soy sauce. The argument then took an ugly turn when the pair stepped outside of the eatery and Harris allegedly tried to pull down Geier’s pants, accusing him of stealing his underwear.
The war of words turned into fisticuffs with 36-year-old Geier on the losing end, suffering several facial fractures that required surgery. Harris is maintaining his innocence and has stated that he struck Geier in self-defense, but Harris reportedly has a physical edge over Geier because he is 6’7,” 240 pounds compared to his former companion’s frame of 6’1,” 220 pounds.
Geier’s Los Angeles-based attorney says that it’s sad his client is being depicted as the aggressor. He says his client was brutally attacked — the bones in his eye socket broken, requiring a plate, surgeries and more surgeries ahead. He notes that his client didn’t start the fight, that Geier just took a swing to get away from Harris. The attorney says Geier just wants to be compensated for the medical bills related to those injuries.