To: backhoe
Isn't it possible for someone who is homosexual to NOT buy into the whole "gays need to marry, etc, etc."?
What this comes down to is a gay man outing other men he believes are gay who do not support his world-view of homosexuality.
I can understand the outrage of a politician speaking of Judeo-Christian related moral and family values - and then skulking off to hit on young boys (e.g. Foley). But if their the legislative staff of a politician? Come on.
I'll sometimes listen to the Ed Schultz Show. He's pro 2nd Amendment, but once he gets a nutter on like Rogers, Schultz drinks the Kool-Aid and starts to salivate.
If Schultz lets Rogers on his show and Rogets outs people, I'll listen no longer.
63 posted on
10/17/2006 9:05:20 AM PDT by
Fury
To: Fury
Isn't it possible for someone who is homosexual to NOT buy into the whole "gays need to marry, etc, etc."? What this comes down to is a gay man outing other men he believes are gay who do not support his world-view of homosexuality.That's how I see- cheap politics of personal destruction.
75 posted on
10/17/2006 9:23:05 AM PDT by
backhoe
To: Fury
Isn't it possible for someone who is homosexual to NOT buy into the whole "gays need to marry, etc, etc."? Yes, it is. I know some.
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