http://rodonline.typepad.com/rodonli...-backlash.html

I was tempted to throw on my Twitter lacefront and drag for filth until I start asking myself how or why straight boys and lonely women got so bothered by a little picture.

those people need to go out and get their lives already!

we're in 2010, honey!

In 21st century, the idiots still can't get over it. I remember a huge fight on one forum here, they attacked some guy for posting pics with his boyfriend and some even said being gay is just as wrong as being a pedophile.

Oh they look so cute...

seriously?

Did you just say the homosexuals should be shot?

Sadly yes.

The black women rant for obvious reasons, but like the person who snatched Sandra Roses hating as up said, if a man was on the down low he would not be caught dead hugged up on the train with another man.

As far as the straight black men, they supposedly want to be as far as possible away from homosexuality yet they are the ones always talking about it.

In ATRL?
Sounds impossible lol


Now seriously, the pic looks like it was a joke to being with. It's weird that this picture in particular is causing all the drama when there are like tons exactly like that or even more expressive. Maybe they all causing all the **** to get attention


And if it's truth, then yeah, pretty retarted to cause all the drama because of that picture, but still very weird.

and this is why all us black people get stereotyped as homophobic. It's a cute picture and it saddens me that some people are stick so ****ing ignorant

Not on ATRL, it's not even an English forum.

It wasn't a joke, someone snapped a photo of them riding the train late at night. Atlanta has one of the largest gay male communities so there it might be common to on-goers. But the person who violated them put it on the internet and the black community and homosexuality has never seen eye to eye in America or Africa. The topic alone will spark major debates, fights, fires, killings, and even more things because people won't mind their own damn business.

Deeds lives in Panama so he doesn't know how serious a topic like this especially in the African American community is.