Finally someone who can uphold a somewhat strong and intelligent debate. I applaud that, HH.
But, I do find what you're saying to be incorrect. You're right about something, though, fuck the religion shit right now. Let's get to the shit about homosexuals. And please, for the respect of the board, and people with their beliefs... Can you use the term gay or homosexual? "*** " is very disrespectful to those who have the beliefs that I have, which is why it's censored... And everyone else is able to do it. And I'm not disrespecting your beliefs, so you shouldn't to ours/mine. Thanks ahead of time, I appreciate it.
Homosexuality is not a choice, though, man. You can't just say... "Hey, I think I'm gonna go straight!" It's impossible. And if it wasn't... There would be tons of homosexuals turning heterosexual. I mean, there are homosexuals who hate being homosexual... Why don't they just turn heterosexual? Simple.
They can't. And if you can't see that man, no offense, but that's pretty thick headed.
I think fucking a man is disgusting just as much as the next guy... But, plenty of people do disgusting things. Doesn't mean they are bad people.
Also, that example about eating dogshit is really bad. You have control of what you eat. Homosexuals do not have control of what ther are. Weather you believe it or not, someone can't just say "I'm straight now." It's impossible, bro.
And, we're not laughing at ShortCake or anything like that. She's not making sense, so we're simply fucking confused and asking what she means. Because, she's NOT unintelligent. She seems like a smart girl... But, she's not showing it by what she's saying. I dunno, but I know I'M not laughing or picking on her. I'd just simply like her to explain herself, and make more sense.
Omar -- bad language is common. It's a habit of some people. We just commonly use it, doesn't mean we're fighting. Still discussing, man. And, by all means, don't keep quiet when you got something to say. Freedom of speech, man. Your opinion counts just as much as the next guy.
