[Trace21230]

Not one of your recylced spammings disproves my main point.

Which is, for the millionth time, that all homosexuals do not act or think alike. Therefore, it is wrong to treat them as if they do.

If we followed the logic of the Christian fundamentalists, everytime some whacked out nutjob killed an abortion doctor or firebombed a federal building, then ALL Christians would have to be dealt with accordingly.

Try and find a place in your tiny brain to understand the concept of individuality. Not every (insert group here) acts like what you think most members of (insert group here) act like.

In other words, try not to rely on stereotypes.

Most people learned this lesson early in grade school, but somehow you missed it.

Trace

[Remedy]

You don't have common sense.

[BlueNgold]

Trace
Relax, some folks will just never get it. Just as most cannot fathom the implications of the 9th ammendment neither can most discern the responsibility of the individual to respect the separation of Church and State as equally as they expect the State to respect their choice of religion.

The political reality is that homosexuality exists and homosexuals, even if an extreme minority, are in fact a part of our society. Seeking to find common ground on political issues with someone whom we may disagree with on religious/moral issues would seem to be prudent and reasonable. However there will always be those with the 'my way or the highway' approach to morality, religion, and politics - which they seem to see as one issue.

I can certainly understand how this appeals to them politically ... its a proven winner .... just look at how well Buchanen fared in the last election...

[eastsider]

[A]ll homosexuals do not act or think alike. Therefore, it is wrong to treat them as if they do.

It is certainly true that not all men with same-sex attraction think alike. Many of them understand that homoeroticism is disordered -- that is, that it's end is pleasure, not survival -- and choose to temper their conduct accordingly.