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To: andy58-in-nh

you’re letting your heart run your mind IMHO.
not attacking you as I have talked to you over the years now but I have found that some who have known homosexuals tend to let their friendship cloud their views.

I too was like that up in Boston, no problem with them hey what ever you know but that day on Boylston street where I ended up seeing a homosexual parade was plain sick.

People I thought I had known over the years and had told me that they were not like the militant queers was all a lie.
They acted like animals who couldn’t keep their paws off each other, it was like a freak parade.

I decided to look in to their agenda a little more and the more I found the more I was disgusted.

One guy in Quincy who was a homosexuals told me that they are encouraged to go out and trick folk, to make them think they are victims , to give a sob story how they want to be loving and left alone.
He was a militant one who turned straight and he also told me how the word homosexual had to not be used and try and get people to use the word gay as it gives a more positive view of them.

He also told me that many are not true friend but who use people including their own family to push their agenda and their agenda is the first and foremost the most important thin in their lives.

I understand how you are saying keep it discreet by us but the problem is that most of us have had enough now.

Many vets and those serving are sickened like this and if they thought health care caused anger then they have seen nothing .

My wife too was friends with a women who had a brother who was queer, and he was the most two faced person out there.
Nice in front of her etc but when he friend said go tot heir clubs to see him she went and was disgusted by what she saw.
Men doing things you would not even think of to each other in this bar.
She walked out and told her friend why did she go there and did she know he was really that perverted.
her friend even said she was disgusted and to this day neither have talked to him.

He’s now the kind who will get a guy in front of you and your kids, grab the guys crotch, kiss him and put a show on just to piss you off now.

I only hope you can understand how poeple are so ticked off now and seeing as they have been fighting us for years then it is time for us to tell talk radio, TV shows hosts, Hey Hannity etc and the GOP had better talk about their agenda, show their agenda and go on the attack instead of reacting all the times.
They wanted civil unions they got it for a compromise in your state and as soon as they got it they wanted marriage.
It was not part of the deal.
They wanted to serve don’t ask gave them that and gave their lives private.
Now they want to hold hands etc on base

There is no compromise with these people , they’re like little kids with anger and hate who throw tantrums when one disagrees


1,758 posted on 12/20/2010 9:01:31 AM PST by manc (Shame on all who voted for the repeal of DADT, who supported it or never tried to stop it. Traitors)
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To: manc
I appreciate your response. It is well-reasoned and free from the emotion that has boiled over here at times. The part where I agree with you most strongly is how the militant homosexuals are constantly pushing for approval and then lying about their intentions by insisting it's just about "equality". It's not. It's about power and influence. They play politics and pretend it's just a personal issue, which is not only dishonest but cruel to those who really do just want to live quietly - and there are quite a few of those, I do believe.

I also understand, and share the anger that traditional Christians feel toward the radical homosexuals, who on one hand preach "tolerance" (for themselves, that is) and then express vile hatred for Christians at every opportunity. My wife is a Christian (I'm Jewish) and we have talked about this issue at length. She (as I) has friends of that "persuasion" and like me has difficulty reconciling their (outwardly quite normal) behavior with that of the sort that march in those frightening parades, whether on Boylston St. in Boston or Folsom St. in San Francisco.

We were both raised in traditional, conservative-oriented families (even me, the Jewish guy; my parents were 2nd generation and still very strict). My running joke about that is how the 1st American generation was all about "say your prayers before dinner"; the 2nd was: "wash your hands before dinner" and the 3rd is pretty much: "only two cookies before dinner". Which is to say, we've lost a lot of discipline, order and purpose as the traditional family has spun apart. Part of the challenge of dealing with gay Americans as individuals is the knowledge that they do not help that trend at all.

1,781 posted on 12/20/2010 10:08:57 AM PST by andy58-in-nh (America does not need to be organized: it needs to be liberated.)
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