I agree.

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Completely agree. I went to Mardi Gras this year and was shocked. Tied up with your bare ass in the air getting spanked while on a float driving down the Main Street of Sydney is not how you rally for equal rights. It over shadows and distracts from our very real and legitimate argument.

No wonder people turn their noses up, I did and I'm apart of the community

Do you believe homosexuals are going to hell? personally, I don't believe in such a place, but, you clearly believe in a afterlife.

Well I do hope you succeed in your quest. I don't know if you're going to be happy with your results, but hey. Good luck, man.

Only God can judge. That's not my place. I can't say who will go to hell and who won't for doing or not doing certain things, but I can say that those who have accepted Jesus into their hearts and followed Him will go to heaven, and those who have not will go to hell. That's what Christianity teaches.

You think four sentences is too long? lol

Gay pride has nothing to do with equality. Gay pride festivals are about coming together and being yourself for one day out of the year. Just because pride festivals in NYC and LA have people running round naked, doesn't mean that's how all pride festivals are. There are dozens of pride festivals that aren't like that at all. A lot of them are just gatherings for queer people and their families to come and show their support for one another. It's a time to ignore the ignorance and hatred for a couple of hours and surround yourself with people you love and care about. Stop being so ****ing ignorant about a very important aspect of queer culture because of your own ignorant generalizations.

The amount of self loathing queer men who think they're somehow better because they don't support pride parades is hilariously depressing. Your own insecurities keeping you from understanding what it's all about because you rather shame people for having fun than take the time to think about why it's happening. For a lot men and women, being "naked" and flamboyant on pride day is like, the one time out of the entire year they are able to do that without being shamed or made fun of.

I pray for queer people like you guys. You are the reason our community is struggling. You are feeding into the very anti-queer, misogynistic rhetoric that keeps your own community from being able to progress.

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Interesting. I think you're oppressing yourself a great deal, and in more ways than one. But, you're free to believe in what you want, obviously.

No, that's not what I was reacting to.

Wrong abbreviation.

Don't women take off their tops for some damn beads during mardi gras?
I mean it's not like the straights behave any better during certain festivals but you don't see them get flack.

omg this part of the movie was hilarious

Sis, get well soon

Its not completely valid. Especially considering the Bible was lost in translation and originally preached against pedophilia because male soldiers would rape little boys.

Homosexuality is hurting no one. Homosexuality isn't an opinion or something up for debate. Homosexuality isn't something you should feel violated by.

I've been Christian my whole life, been to church and religious school minus half a year. When I was little I struggled with homosexual thoughts because I was scared. Homophobia is shoved down peoples throats and people are scared and uncomfortable and thats not how it should be. Religion should be something of comfort. I'm very glad I researched and didn't let ignorant people stop me from fully exploring/discovering myself. I'm still Christian but I'm also bisexual and I know a lot of people with the same stories.

You know, I'm slowly getting over posts like these. I actually like going to pride, but that's because I think public displays of nudity and partying are fun. But I don't think gay people who don't enjoy flamboyant displays of nudity are "self-loathing". I find that a lot of gay men throw out the "self-loathing" label as quick as other gay men throw out the "you reinforce stereotypes" label. Both are blanket statements.

The aesthetic and behaviour of major pride festivals represent one sub-culture that exists among the greater gay population. Some gay people aren't going to like it. That's okay.

Jesus cannot change you. This isn't a game of Sims. There's free will and your own personalized thoughts, feelings, personality, etc. Jesus will not change you.