Posted on 03/21/2014 12:49:25 AM PDT by Olog-hai
A mother-of-ten punched her oldest son in the face in front of police officers, after he came out as gay at a family party.
Emma Green, 37, launched a tirade of homophobic abuse at her son Scott when he told her he was in a relationship with another man.
The family party then descended into a chaotic brawl and Green—who called her son a “dirty queer”—punched him in the face in front of police officers who had been called.
Green was ordered to pay £100 to her son and was fined £200, at Perth Sheriff Court. …
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I am Catholic and don’t agree with the homosexual lifestyle, but this is her son. Despite his public announcement, she needed to talk to him in private and tell him she doesn’t believe in how he is going to live his life. Then she needs to tell him that she still loves him regardless. Pushing her son away is not going to help. Let him know you don’t agree, but pray for him, love him, and be there for him.
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a mite passive aggressive and attention-seeking of him to disclose at a large family event.
It appears that mum is homodisgustic not homophobic.
So...not homophobic.
She does have nine other kids.
Being told such a thing would be utterly devastating.
I imagine that Christmas in the Green household will be pretty tense.
“I wish the homosexuals would understand that many straight people find the very idea of ‘being in a relationship,’ with someone of the same sex is disgusting.
I am not talking about it being a learned response via Bible teaching of religion. I am talking about it being a genetic, visceral response.”
Quentin Crisp, who was quite the notorious flamer in his day said as much to ‘activists’ and other homosexuals. He advocated stopping at securing tolerance, and warned that trying to force approval of their subculture would only result in backlash. He was largely ignored of course. Backlash hasn’t happened yet, but it will.
I’ve always prefered “light in the loafers” in polite company, and “Pillow Biter” when I feel like being more crass...
However I don’t advocate his mother punching him, don’t agree with his choice, and yes virginia it is a choice (in nearly all cases) no matter how much the gaystopo tries to spin it otherwise.
No, she needed to tell him IN PUBLIC that his behavior was unacceptable and self destructive.
We need to recover the word "relationship". Faggotry infects and poisons everything it touches. I'm in a very close relationship with my brothers. It's called being brothers. I'm in a very close relationship with a (very few) friends. It's called friendship. Fraternity and friendship are great things; the faggots poison it all by sodomizing (the faggots don't have sex with each other, they commit sodomy) ALL same sex relationships. In Faggot World, a man can't have a close friend ... a man can only have a fellow sodomite. Faggot World is evil, demonic, and perverted. Faggots want the whole world to be Faggot World ... sort of like how the mohammedans want the whole world to be World of Islam.
It is a choice not a fate.
I remember when homosexual activism first ramped up in the 1970’s, and back then it was all touted as purely a ‘preference’ and matter of choice. The shopworn phrase then was “like choosing between vanilla and chocolate”, a most unfortunate simile.
Anyway, back then it was a celebration of being the master of one’s fate, and was trumpeted as a choice. Then the SCOTUS in its unique wisdom evolved the “Protected Class” doctrine and *VOILA*!
THE GAY GENE!
That's what they don't want us to think about. They'll show us cute, funny, lovable gays on sitcoms so we'll think what nice people they are, and gosh, who would be so mean as to deny such nice folks the right to love who they want? But bring up what they actually DO, (as Phil Robertson did,) and they get wild with rage. Because they know if straights actually think about what gays DO, they'll be repulsed.
Not good to hit a kid, but “homophobic”?
What a stupid word.
Doesn’t sound like she was “phobic” in the least.
Disgusted, maybe, but not phobic.
Personally I don’t like hunting,
...I dislike it as well, for various reasons...but, as the saying goes, some of my best friends are hunters...
Frankly, I’m fed up with the excessive use of the term phobia - meaning literally ‘to be afraid of, or ‘irrational distrust of hatred of something’.
Just because I don’t find homosexuality a “progress” and an asset for our society, that I hate or I’m afraid of homosexuals. I’ve always thought that one’s sexuality is a private matter and pushing it in other people’s faces is disgraceful and agressive.
But I refuse to be called “homophobic”. I couldn’t care less about the way they live their life, it’s not my business, just I don’t like when they invade the public life and claim the front seats.
Think about it, if you see a man and a woman they can have all kinds of wild sex but you don’t really think about it. Now if you see two homos you know what they are doing because they don’t have the equipment for normal “relations”. If kids and homo helpers started to really think about what homosexuals do they would not be so supportive.
Yup. Good ole rectal prolapse. What a treat.
How could I forget ? :-P
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